Program for Monday, August 22nd: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 22ND: TALK VIEW

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08:30-09:30 Registration

10:00-12:00

The influence of action affordances and visual salience on viewing of ancient stone tools

Timothy Hodgson, Maria Silva Gago, Flora Ioannidou, Emiliano Bruner

10:00-12:00

Exploring the Mechanisms Related to Attention Biases for Threat in Social Anxiety

Katerina Pavlou, Athina Manoli, Julie Hadwin, Valerie Benson

10:00-12:00

Gaze path category differences lie in early fixation locations

Radha Nila Meghanathan, Stefan Pollmann

10:00-12:00

Gaze and speech behavior in parent-child interactions: A dual eye-tracking study

G. Holleman, I. Hooge, J. Huijding, M. Deković, C. Kemner, R. Hessels

10:00-12:00

Looking for interaction? An eye-tracking study on brief social encounters

R. Hessels, J. Benjamins, A. van Doorn, J. Koenderink, G. Holleman, I. Hooge

10:00-12:00

Processing Visual Information in the Classroom – A Comparison of Teachers' Gaze During Different Didactic

Leonie Telgmann, Katharina Müller

10:00-12:00

Return Sweeps During Multiline Reading: The Influence of Text Justification and Column Setting in Chinese (and English)

J. Judge, M. Wang, D. Gill, X. Bai, C. Zang, S. Liversedge

10:00-12:00

The Eye-voice Span during Multiline Reading: The Implications of Return-sweeps

Victoria Adedeji, Julie Kirkby, Martin Vasilev, Timothy Slattery

10:00-12:00

Algorithms for assigning fixations to lines of text in multiline passage reading

Jon Carr, Valentina Pescuma, Davide Crepaldi

10:00-12:00

Analyzing multi-line reading experiments: Automatized pre-processing and practical recommendations

Sascha Schroeder, Domink Glandorf

10:00-12:00

Scanpath regularity as a predictor of performance on reading comprehension assessments

D. Mézière, L. Yu, E. Reichle, T. von der Malsburg, G. McArthur

10:00-12:00

Lower-level oculomotor deficits in Schizophrenia during reading: Evidence from return-sweeps

M. Laks, A. Christofalos, S. Wolfer, E.C. Dias, D.C. Javitt, H. Sheridan

13:00-15:00

Is it Art? Effects of Framing Images as Art Versus Non-Art on Gaze Behavior and Aesthetic Judgments

Frank Papenmeier, Gerald Dagit, Christoph Wagner, Stephan Schwan

13:00-15:00

Eye-Catchers in the Museum: Measuring the Attraction Potential of Single Artworks

Carola Korhummel, Luise Reitstätter, Raphael Rosenberg

13:00-15:00

Eye-tracking and Painting Restoration

Pablo Fontoura

13:00-15:00

The SmART Viewer: the impact of smartphone use on the art viewing experience

Zoya Dare, Raphael Rosenberg

13:00-15:00

Two Ways of Seeing: Investigating the perception of a painting’s surface vs of its subject in light of Wollheim’s theory of

Anna Miscena, Raphael Rosenberg

13:00-15:00

Investigating the time-course of visuo-motor and linguistic processes during reading using EEG combined with

Régis Mancini, Laure Spieser, Eric Castet, Boris Burle, Françoise Vitu

13:00-15:00

A glimpse into the neural basis for foveal and parafoveal processing: Combined analyses of eye movements and fixation-based fNIRS during

Ralph Radach, Andre Rölke, Christian Vorstius, Markus Hofmann

13:00-15:00

Contribution of oculometry and EEG synchronization in the understanding of the origin of the dyslexia: Evidence from a phonological lexical decision task in French

Aikaterini Premeti, Frédéric Isel, Maria Pia Bucci

13:00-15:00

Distinct patterns in eye movements and fixation-related potentials put constraints on models of eye movements in

Elizabeth Schotter, Sara Milligan, Martín Antúnez, Horacio Barber

13:00-15:00

The use of sentential constraint in young and older adults: Evidence from co-registered eye movements and fixation-related

F. Degno, A. Pagán, S.P. Liversedge, R. Kirkden, S.J. White, K.B. Paterson

13:00-15:00

Are There Independent Effects of Constraint and Predictability on Eye Movements During Reading?

Roslyn Wong, Aaron Veldre, Sally Andrews

13:00-15:00

Eye Tracker Footage is It Enough? Retrospective Interview with Amateur Soccer Officials Using Eye Tracker

Lee Waters, Itay Basvitch, Matthew Timmis

13:00-15:00

Expertise effects on fixation locations and durations: Evidence from a music-related visual search

Nicole Arco, Kinnera Maturi, Heather Sheridan

13:00-15:00

A Matter of Background: How and When Does the Virtual Background in an Instructional Video Impact

Andrienne Kerckhoffs, Leen Catrysse, Halszka Jarodzka

13:00-15:00

Classification and Staging of Parkinson’s Disease Using Video-Based Eye Tracking

Brien et.al

13:00-15:00

Gaze patterns reflect expertise in dynamic echocardiographic imaging

Jochen Laubrock, Alexander Krutz, Sebastian Spethmann

13:00-15:00

Pilot study of ocular microtremor in healthy people and in psychopathology

Shoshina, Lyapunov, Simon, Ivanov, Stanovaya, Lyapunov, Kosikova

15:00-16:30

Role of Attention in a Dual Task of Localization and Saccadic Remapping

Anna Dreneva, Uliana Chernova, Maria Ermolova, Joseph MacInnes

Attentional orienting to angry gazes in young children with autism spectrum condition

Li Zhang, Guoli Yan, Valerie Benson

Altered pupil dynamics associated with cognitive impairment in the progression of Parkinson’s

Huang et.al

Attentional Engagement and Disengagement Differences for Circumscribed Interest Objects in Young Chinese Children with Autism Spectrum Condition: An Eye Movement

Li Zhou, Li Zhang, Yuening Xu, Fuyi Yang, Valerie Benson

Study protocol: Eye-tracking parameters as biomarkers of presymptomatic frontotemporal dementia

Ten Brink, Jiskoot, Böing, Van der Stigchel, van den Berg, Seelaar, Poos

The effects of personal interest level on gaze bias for visual preference decisions

Anna Yoshida, Keiko Momose

A time-course analysis of food cue processing.

Jonas Potthoff, Anne Schienle

Effects of pictures in instructions for use

Michael Meng

Exploring perceptual decoupling during voluntary and reflexive eye behaviour

Ziva Korda, Sonja Annerer-Walcher, Christof Körner, Mathias Benedek

Anticipating Choice Behaviour in Strategic Settings via Machine Learning Modeling of Scanpath

Byrne, Reynolds, Polonio, Riccaboni, Biliotti, Bargagli Stoffi

Eye-Tracker procedure to analyze Sex differences and Strategy induction for solving a Mental Rotation

Cabestrero et.al

Eye-tracking measures of aesthetic experience

Maartje Raijmakers, Aleksandra Sobolewska, Eftychia Stamkou

Eye movements during the verification of arithmetic calculations

C. Green, Z. Zhang, A. Sajjid, J. Watson, C. Zang, S. Liversedge, R. Furman

Investigating the effect of negation on the reading of health statements.

A.M. Plunkett, M. Tompson, S. Wu, K.B. Paterson, S.J. White, V.A. McGowan

Effect of prior knowledge on re-reading behavior after an interruption and text comprehension

Guillaume Chevet, Véronique Drai-Zerbib

Reading speed for different power distributions of progressive power lenses using eye-tracking

Concepcion Grande, Cleva, Chamorro, Gonzalez, Dotor, Gomez-Pedrero

The Impact of Inter-word Spacing on Inference Processing: Evidence from Eye movements

Andriana Christofalos, Madison Laks, Nicole Arco, Heather Sheridan

The processing of Chinese three-character idioms with a “1+2” modifier-noun structure

Ying Fu, Simon P. Liversedge, Xuejun Bai, Guoli Yan, Chuanli Zang

Evolution of Eye Movements across Five Expertise Level During Sight Reading of Music

Joris Perra, Véronique Drai-Zerbib

Effects of auditory distraction during reading: Evidence from the eye movements of young and older

Hayley Barton, Prof. Kevin Paterson, Dr. Victoria McGowan

Word length, frequency, and predictability effects in eye-movements in L1 reading: A systematic comparison of 12

Daniil Gnetov, Victor Kuperman, Sascha Schroeder

Does news source matter? Fake news recognition and message credibility in social media: an eye-tracker

E. Artemenko, M. Terpilovskii, T. Ulianova, V. Vziatysheva, O. Koltsova

Unexpected sounds inhibit the movement of the eyes during reading and letter scanning.

M. Lowman, M. Vasilev, J. Kirkby, K. Bills, F. Parmentier

Parafoveal Processing in Chinese Reading: Further Evidence for the Multi-Constituent Unit (MCU)

Chuanli Zang, Zijia Lu, Xuejun Bai, Guoli Yan, Simon Liversedge

What’s up, popEye? Updates to popEye – an R package to analyse eye movement data from reading

Sascha Schroeder

3D object viewpoint discriminability influences target-selection for saccades

Emma E.M. Stewart, Ilja Wagner, Roland W. Fleming

Eye am in control: sense of agency for saccades

Julian Gutzeit, Lynn Huestegge, Jens Kürten, Lisa Weller

The temporal order judgment between saccade and visual stimulation just after saccade

Junhui Kim, Takako Yoshida

Ocular movements to study the influence of defocus induction on VA measurement

C. Benedi-Garcia, P. Concepcion Grande, J.M. Cleva, M. Alvarez, E. Chamorro

The time course of inhibition of return in an extended saccade sequencing paradigm

C. Körner, M. Höfler, P. Schönfelder, H. Halbmayr, I.D. Gilchrist

Interaction of dynamic error signals in saccade adaptation

Ilja Wagner, Alexander C. Schütz

Do horizontal, vertical and oblique stimulus motion evoke comparable nystagmus and after-nystagmus in human

Kirsten Williams, Paul McGraw, Timothy Ledgeway, Denis Schluppeck

Seeing the Forrest through the trees: Oculomotor metrics are linked to heart rate

Hoogerbrugge, Strauch, Olah, Dalmaijer, Nijboer, Van der Stigchel

Cyclovergence movements in presence of vertical shear disparity across depth planes

Saad Almajed, Philip Duke, David Souto

Relating asthenopic symptoms to optometric measures and parameters of binocular vision

Joëlle Joss, Stephanie Jainta

It's hard not to look - but possible: Using eye movements to study inhibitory control difficulties in multiple-action

Jens Kuerten, Tim Raettig, Julian Gutzeit, Lynn Huestegge

The Effect of Bilateral Eye Movements on Episodic Memory Retrieval: An assessment of Ageing and Disease

Trevor Crawford, Megan Polden

How do we read multimodal advertising posters?

Anastasiia Konovalova, Petrova Tatiana

A large-scale eye-movement study of reading in Russian children

Lopuhina et.al

Eye tracking as a tool for the estimation of a text comprehension

Chernozatonskiy, Anisimov, Babanova, Pikunov, Zhigulskaya, Latyshkova

16:30-17:30

New evidence on parafoveal syntactic processing during reading

Laura Schwalm, Ralph Radach

16:30-17:30

Transposed-Letter Allographic Effects in Arabic: Evidence from the boundary technique

Maryam A. Aljassmi, Sami Boudelaa, Kevin B. Paterson, Manuel Perea

16:30-17:30

Relating foveal and parafoveal processing efficiency with word-level eye-movement measures of text

Timo Heikkilä, Jukka Hyönä

17:30-18:30 Keynote: Ziad Hafed

09:30-10:00 Coffee Break

12:00-13:00 Lunch Break