Current debate in mental imagery research revolves around the perceptual and cognitive
role of eye movements to “nothing”(Ferreira, Apel, & Henderson, 2008; Richardson …

A long line of research has shown that vision and memory are closely linked, such that
particular eye movement behaviour aids memory performance. In two experiments, we ask …

Eye movements were recorded while participants viewed line-drawing pictures of natural
scenes in preparation for a memory test (Experiment 1) or to find a target object (Experiment …

Most conceptions of episodic memory hold that reinstatement of encoding operations is
essential for retrieval success, but the specific mechanisms of retrieval reinstatement are not …

Research on episodic memory has established that spontaneous eye movements occur to
spaces associated with retrieved information even if those spaces are blank at the time of …

This study provides evidence that eye movements reflect the positions of objects while
participants listen to a spoken description, retell a previously heard spoken description, and …

Many, if not most, of our daily activities are informed by vision. The visual world guides
behavior and thought by interacting with what we have previously seen and learned and …

What is the nature of the representation formed during the viewing of natural scenes? We
tested two competing hypotheses regarding the accumulation of visual information during …

Groups of vivid and poor visualizers were given a picture memory task. and horizontal and
vertical components of the electro-oculogram were recorded. This allowed a detailed …

A single eye fixation encompasses approximately 25,000 square degrees of the visual
world, roughly 180 horizontally by 130 vertically (Harrington, 1981). The quality of the visual …