This research investigates the effect of visual signals (e.g. headings, paragraph marks) on the perceptual span in reading and text search. The perceptual span refers to the region around a fixation point from which useful information can be obtained. It is commonly assumed that the size of the span is very limited: it does not extend vertically beyond the fixated line in reading and beyond two lines in addition to the fixated line in text search. The main hypothesis of the doctoral dissertation is that the perceptual span can extend beyond the previously delimited regions when the text contains visual signals. Three experiments using the gaze-contingent window technique were carried out in order to test this hypothesis. In the three experi...
Two studies using the methods of experimental psychology assessed the effects of two types of text p...
Several studies have reported that spontaneous eye movements occur when visuospatial information is ...
Eye trackers are used for measuring a person’s eye movements, for example, while reading text on a s...
This research investigates the effect of visual signals (e.g. headings, paragraph marks) on the perc...
Summary : Where does the eye land in isolated words ? What mechanisms determine where the eye-fixate...
Summary : The effect of lexical constraints on visual exploration of words. An experiment is reporte...
Summary : How the eyes explore lines of symbols? The purpose of this study is to test whether eye mo...
In the following empirical study the influence of hypertext structures on the processing of informat...
AbstractThe word identification span refers to the area of the visual field in which words can be id...
Summary : Text comprehension : analysis of eye movements. The aim of this experiment was to study th...
The dynamic horizontally scrolling text format produces a directional conflict in the allocation of ...
Summary : The cognitive control of eye movements by peripheral preprocessing. To achieve a better un...
Abstract How does the pattern of eye fixation vary as an informative part of a word is encountered? ...
<p>Abstract copyright data collection owner.</p>The question this proposal addresses is whether the ...
In two experiments we explored eye movements that people make when looking at texts with an atypical...
Two studies using the methods of experimental psychology assessed the effects of two types of text p...
Several studies have reported that spontaneous eye movements occur when visuospatial information is ...
Eye trackers are used for measuring a person’s eye movements, for example, while reading text on a s...
This research investigates the effect of visual signals (e.g. headings, paragraph marks) on the perc...
Summary : Where does the eye land in isolated words ? What mechanisms determine where the eye-fixate...
Summary : The effect of lexical constraints on visual exploration of words. An experiment is reporte...
Summary : How the eyes explore lines of symbols? The purpose of this study is to test whether eye mo...
In the following empirical study the influence of hypertext structures on the processing of informat...
AbstractThe word identification span refers to the area of the visual field in which words can be id...
Summary : Text comprehension : analysis of eye movements. The aim of this experiment was to study th...
The dynamic horizontally scrolling text format produces a directional conflict in the allocation of ...
Summary : The cognitive control of eye movements by peripheral preprocessing. To achieve a better un...
Abstract How does the pattern of eye fixation vary as an informative part of a word is encountered? ...
<p>Abstract copyright data collection owner.</p>The question this proposal addresses is whether the ...
In two experiments we explored eye movements that people make when looking at texts with an atypical...
Two studies using the methods of experimental psychology assessed the effects of two types of text p...
Several studies have reported that spontaneous eye movements occur when visuospatial information is ...
Eye trackers are used for measuring a person’s eye movements, for example, while reading text on a s...