Abstract [Correction Notice: An erratum for this article was reported in Vol 32 (2) of Journal of
Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition (see record 2007-16796-001) …

When participants are presented simultaneously with spoken language and a visual display
depicting objects to which that language refers, participants spontaneously fixate the visual …

How does the meaning of a word affect how quickly we can recognize it? Accounts of visual
word recognition allow semantic information to facilitate performance but have neglected the …

Participants' eye movements to four objects displayed on a computer screen were monitored
as the participants clicked on the object named in a spoken instruction. The display …

Two experiments examined the dynamics of lexical activation in spoken-word recognition. In
both, the key materials were pairs of onset-matched picturable nouns varying in frequency …

Participants following spoken instructions to touch or move either real objects or objects on a
computer screen make saccadic eye movements (to the objects) that are closely time-locked …

A growing number of researchers in the sentence processing community are using eye
movements to address issues in spoken language comprehension. Experiments using this …

In two experiments, eye movements were monitored as participants followed spoken
instructions to click on and move pictures with a computer mouse. In Experiment 1, a referent …

Two visual-world experiments examined listeners' use of pre word-onset anticipatory
coarticulation in spoken-word recognition. Experiment 1 established the shortest lag with …

Eye movements have been shown to reflect word recognition and language comprehension
processes occurring during reading and auditory language comprehension. The present …