… According to our analyses, we found the eye movement of bilingual patients in L2 has a
small difference. Differences between L1 and L2 will be general and stable with different …

… -based eye tracking for reading. In this chapter, we focus on the use of visual world paradigms
in studies of bilingualism and in aphasia. … Eye movements are recorded and time-locked to …

… comprehending sentences with wh-movement. They analysed the gaze fixation patterns by
convergence analysis and found that PWA showed a similar eyemovement pattern to that of …

Aphasia is a language disorder, which is a consequence of acquired brain injury. People
with agrammatic aphasia (PWA) have restricted language production, characterized by short …

… Before turning to what we know about bilingual reading from eye movement studies, we
first provide a short primer on why eye movement studies are particularly informative for …

… Studies on bilingual aphasia may contribute to our … -Spanish bilingual speakers with
aphasia and monolingual … allow 35) to monitor the gaze-movements of both eyes across …

… the automaticity of eye-movements as a reflection of how similar display objects were to
the spoken stimuli (Kaushanskaya and Marian 2007). Automatic eye movements suggest that …

… populations, including persons with aphasia, and bilingual individuals living under heritage
language … This study provided clear evidence from a visual world eye-movement monitoring …

… For example, when instructed in their second language (English) to pick up a "shark," would
Russian-English bilinguals make eye movements to another object in the display, when the …

… of bilingual PWA … (eye-tracking in the visual-world paradigm) methods to analyse a group
of seven PWA L1Basque-L2Spanish bilingual speakers and seven healthy control bilingual (…