Fixations in the visual world paradigm: where, when, why?

@tmalsburg @nivedita_mani So the classic one i guess is tanenhaus et al. 2000; but there’s a recent one by magnuson (2019) thats pretty good! https://t.co/GrD6ihlbtz https://t.co/1RfDfIXOjv

@TimoRoettger Relevant to this: @jim_magnuson has a nice review paper on the insufficiency of current linking hypotheses in the visual world paradigm: https://t.co/Dyl9juVe92

RT @falk_huettig: @MattGoldrick Looks very interesting from the abstract, the full paper is behind a paywall so I can’t access it right now…

@MattGoldrick Looks very interesting from the abstract, the full paper is behind a paywall so I can’t access it right now but will have a look, in the meantime, @jim_magnuson has written a nice review on various linking hypotheses in the VWP https://t.co/w

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New paper: "Fixations in the visual world paradigm: where, when, why?" https://t.co/LsvIYm2T9Q