2026 October - 25 articles
This study examined whether university students display myside bias during and after reading conflicting socio-scientific issue (SSI) texts about genetically modified foods. Fifty-seven students read supporting and opposing claims while wearing eye-t...
Conventional eye trackers are difficult to deploy in fashion-runway settings because they require head stabilization, wearable devices, close-range cameras, or infrared illumination. This study develops a far-field, non-contact eye-tracking framework...
Objective: This study employed eye-tracking and ERP to investigate structured pattern processing in basketball players of different skill levels. Methods: A skill-level comparison (skilled vs. less-skilled) was adopted. Participants viewed static poi...
Word decoding as a foundational reading skill is significantly associated with phonological awareness in children with typical development as well as children with intellectual disabilities. Phonological awareness is often assessed using traditional...
AOI margin and object height affect gaze assignment; this methodological case study separates them. In a block-imitation task by ten participants, we compared, on the same 4798 fixations, the printed working area (object and support), that area plus...
Background: Many neurological and cognitive disorders have early oculomotor hallmarks. The Oculo-Cognitive Addition Test (OCAT) is a quick, objective screening tool that measures eye movement and time-based biomarkers of cognitive processing during s...
Assessing semantic representations learned by language models remains challenging because conventional intrinsic benchmarks capture limited aspects of meaning and often correlate weakly with downstream performance. Eye tracking offers complementary,...
Eye tracking offers a non-invasive way of examining social visual attention in children and may support the objective identification of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). However, small-sample studies are often affected by individual differences, incons...
Background: Driving requires the integration of visual search, attentional processing, cue, and response inhibition. Driving experience and regular driving exposure may influence these cognitive processes, but their relative effects across specific c...
Instrument Landing System (ILS) approaches impose distinct visual demands across two operational segments, including (i) an intermediate approach segment prior to the final approach fix (FAF), during which pilots intercept and track the localizer whi...
Understanding how visual exploration evolves over time during complex decision making remains challenging, as the dynamics of underlying cognitive processes are difficult to observe. Hidden Markov models are widely used to model eye movement sequence...
For age-friendly furniture surface design, the color of a TV-cabinet finish affects not only visual comfort in the living room but also older users’ aesthetic preferences, perceived harmony, and emotional acceptance of furniture products. To clarify...
Whether a well-organized scene facilitates visual search may depend on when in the search process the benefit is expressed. We tested this possibility in a virtual-office task in which 48 adults searched for targets varying in salience. Salience was...
Understanding how visual structure shapes attentional allocation is central to models of perceptual processing. Less is known about how formal properties like harmony and complexity shape exploration independent of salience or semantic content. This...
Human vision is profoundly non-uniform. Spatial resolution, contrast sensitivity, colour discrimination decrease, and the appearance of visual features become increasingly distorted with retinal eccentricity, yet visual experience appears remarkably...
Eye tracking is an interdisciplinary research method used in many fields, including engineering, architecture, health sciences, psychology, marketing, and human–computer interaction. Although it is often perceived as a modern research method, its ori...
This study examined how regressive fixations relate to temporal anticipation and unfolding temporal dynamics during music sight-reading. Eye-movement, performance, and respiratory data were recorded from 28 flutists performing three scores differing...
The increasing use of accelerated playback in digital media consumption has raised questions regarding its effects on viewers’ perception. This study examined whether playback speed in TV news videos (1× vs. 2×) affects viewers’ subjective responses,...
Ophthalmic disorders cause pathological abnormalities in fixational movements. Across disorders, recent studies demonstrate that fixation can be disrupted, often with reported changes in stability and other oculomotor dynamics as the conditions progr...
Eye tracking technologies have become increasingly accessible through webcam-based solutions such as WebGazer, enabling large-scale and low-cost experimentation. However, their performance remains sensitive to several experimental and device-related...
Wearable eye-tracking devices are primarily used for eye movement analysis in real-world environments. Owing to their increasing availability and ability to provide measurements with high ecological validity, it is important to determine whether they...
Generative artificial intelligence increasingly produces text, images, feedback, summaries, advertisements, synthetic faces, and audiovisual content evaluated alongside human-produced material. This systematic review synthesized comparative eye-track...
The Concealed Information Test (CIT) detects whether an individual recognizes crime-relevant information, and eye tracking has been proposed as a non-invasive method for detecting this recognition. It remains unclear, however, whether individuals who...
Skilled readers are thought to rely on bottom-up processing to activate word meanings in long-term memory from their form (i.e., spelling or sound) in a process described as ‘context-free’ lexical processing. However, other research suggests skilled...
Donepezil, a cholinesterase inhibitor widely used in dementia, can be associated with saccadic oscillations (SO), but their time course and clinical relevance are unclear. In this prospective observational study, 18 patients with dementia underwent v...
