Early language learning relies on statistical regularities that exist across timescales in
infants' lives. Two types of these statistical regularities are the routine activities that make up …

Visual reaction times to target pictures after naming events are an informative measurement
in language acquisition research, because gaze shifts measured in looking-while-listening …

How do children talk about the dynamic world around them? In this eyetracking study, we
demonstrate language-specific patterns in the way 3-and 4-year-old speakers of English …

This book is written by and for researchers who are still in that part of their careers where
they are actively using the eye-tracker as a tool; those who have to deal with the technology …

Recent eye-tracking research has revealed that spoken language can guide eye gaze very
rapidly (and closely time-locked to the unfolding speech) toward referents in the visual …

All of us are doing it about 170,000 times each day, about three times per second, but we
rarely think about it: moving our eyes. A closer look at our eye movement patterns reveals …

Eye tracking is used to study a variety of topics within several areas of research, such as
medicine, education and psychology (Henderson et al., 2015; Mcdonald et al., 2015; …

Currently, developmental psychologists rely on paradigms that use infants' looking behavior
as the primary measure. Despite hundreds of studies describing infants' visual exploration of …

This paper presents two methods that we applied to our research to record infant gaze in the
context of goal‐oriented actions using different eye‐tracking devices: head‐mounted and …

Dyslexia is a learning disability that makes reading and language-related tasks more
challenging. In recent years, the use of eye tracking to analyze eye movements during …