JOURNAL ARTICLE
A reader's point of view on looking
Year: 1997 Journal: Behavioral and Brain Sciences Vol: 20 (4)Pages: 748-748 Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Abstract
Questions about the validity of eye fixations in the blocks task as a memory indicator are discussed. Examples from reading research illustrate the influence of extraneous factors.
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Reading (process) Task (project management) Point (geometry) Cognitive psychology Psychology Computer science Cognitive science Linguistics Mathematics Engineering Philosophy
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