The reading acceleration phenomenon refers to the effect that experimentally induced time
constraints can generate instantaneous improvements of reading rate, accuracy and …

High subtitle speed undoubtedly impacts the viewer experience. However, little is known
about how fast subtitles might impact the reading of individual words. This article presents …

We adopted a word learning paradigm to examine whether children and adults differ in their
saccade targeting strategies when learning novel words in Chinese reading. Adopting a …

In our study we analyse the online processing of visual-verbal input during simultaneous
interpreting with text. To that end, we compared 15 professional interpreters' eye movements …

This article is an attempt to bridge the divide between translation process research (TPR)
which has investigated how translators as specialised bilingual professionals use their …

During the first years of formal instruction in reading, there are developmental changes to
the characteristics of children's eye movements that correspond to their progress. Generally …

Novel sounds that unexpectedly deviate from a repetitive sound sequence are well known to
cause distraction. Such unexpected sounds have also been shown to cause global motor …

Previous research has suggested that some syntactic information such as word class can be
processed parafoveally during reading. However, it is still unclear to what extent early …

Moving the eyes is one of the most frequent behavioral activities one engage in during their
waking hours. Indeed, one typically move their eyes three to four times per second …

Regressions, or backward saccades, are common during reading, accounting for between
5% and 20% of all saccades. And yet, relatively little is known about what causes them. We …