Perceptual-cognitive skills enable an individual to integrate environmental information with
existing knowledge to be able to process stimuli and execute appropriate responses on …

In the current study, we investigated gaze behavior in sports by reviewing expertise-related
differences in fixation duration, number of fixations, gaze location, and quiet eye duration …

The chapter highlights the theoretical and applied contributions of eye movement research
to the study of human expertise. Using examples drawn from the domains of chess and …

Despite its central role in cognition, capacity in visual working memory is restricted to about
three or four items. Curby and Gauthier (2007) examined whether perceptual expertise can …

Eye movements during natural tasks suggest that observers do not use working memory to
capacity but instead use eye movements to acquire relevant information immediately before …

Visual awareness is hypothesized to be intimately related to visual working memory (WM),
such that information present in WM is thought to have necessarily been represented …

Judging where others look is crucial for many social and cognitive functions. Past accounts
of gaze perception emphasize geometrical cues from the seen eye. Human eyes have a …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the role of central and peripheral vision in
expert decision making. A gaze-contingent display was used to selectively present …

Working memory serves as an essential workspace for the mind, allowing for the active
maintenance of information to support short-term cognitive goals. Although people can …

The recent study of overt attention during complex scene viewing has emphasized
explaining gaze behavior in terms of image properties and image salience independently of …