The present study investigated the role of visual exploration of artworks in relation to
personal traits and aesthetic responses during a visit to the TATE Liverpool gallery …

Conservators, museologists, and architects make extremely complex decisions capable of
affecting the way people perceive monuments. One might give this idea deeper …

In the present study we explore how social factors (group contact, individuating experience,
implicit racial bias) influence the eye movements made during the visual exploration when …

British and Chinese participants viewed a set of Western representational paintings
(henceforth paintings) for later identification in a yes/no discrimination task. Eye movements …

The study reported here looked at how two groups of people–one with art expertise and one
without–made sense of their encounters with an exhibition of a single artist, the late Paul …

The influence of British and Chinese culture on the viewing of paintings from Western and
East Asian traditions was explored in an old/new discrimination task. Accuracy data were …

The visual inspection of scenes is disrupted when participants are forced to begin inspection
away from the centre of an image. The present study explored the effect of the starting point …

This study examines the viewing behavior of museum spectators during three eye-tracking
experiments, the participants in which included wheelchair and non–chair users. The study …

Eye tracking has proved particularly valuable in highlighting the micromovements that
underpin visual perception and in doing so can provide insight into the finegrained …

Purpose: To enhance understanding of the relationship between upper limb and eye
movements during reaching tasks in people with stroke. Methods: Eye movements were …