Eye tracking

Aline Godfroid

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Abstract

Eye tracking, the online registration of language users' eye movements, is a research methodology that is used to examine visual attention and other cognitive processes in a variety of areas, including scene perception, visual search and language processing. Eye- tracking data inform researchers with regard to two basic components of eye movement behavior: (i) eye fixations (i.e. where and for how long a subject is looking) and (ii) saccades or eye movements (i.e. where the eyes move next).
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationThe Routledge Encyclopedia of Second Language Acquisition
EditorsPeter Robinson
PublisherRoutledge
Pages234-236
ISBN (Print)978-0-415-87751-0
Publication statusPublished - 20 Jul 2012

Keywords

  • eye-tracking
  • eye movements
  • reading
  • research methodology

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