… In any case, we must be mindful that the nature of eye movements means there is always a
competitive element to visual selection, although underlying language processing may reflect …

… The ‘visual world paradigm’ typically involves presenting participants with a visual scene
and recording eye movements as they either hear an instruction to manipulate objects in the …

… of eye movements across the “visual world.” To fully understand data from this paradigm, …
work, our interest is not simply in eye movements in highly constraining contexts. Rather, we …

… screen or as complex as a real-world conversation over real objects. They then hear spoken
… the scene), eye movements are monitored. Since eye movements unfold continuously as …

… If this output is in the form of screen coordinates, coding of eye movements to regions of
interest in the visual world can be automatized. Some optical systems use an additional scene …

… We conclude that eye movements are driven by the degree of match, along various
dimensions that go beyond simple visual form, between a word and the mental representations of …

… To test anticipatory eye movements, we analysed eye movement data beginning 200 ms …
the time it takes to programme an eye movement and extending outwards 1,000 ms. Evidence …

… In 1974, Cooper was the first to track the eye movements of participants as they listened
to short narratives while looking at a display of objects. He discovered that participants’ …

… The visual world paradigm monitors participants' eye movements in the visual workspace
as they are listening to or speaking a spoken language. This paradigm can be used to …

… eye-movement data from a visual-world … world paradigm (VWP) has been widely used to
investigate language processing. This paradigm involves tracking participants’ eye movements …