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One particular sub-area of interest in online processing is the study of eye movements, and these two books provide a helpful introduction to several key components: i an overview of eye tracking as a measure of attention; ii methodology for applied eye-tracking research; and iii how to collect and analyze eye-tracking data. The mechanics of study design and implementation, and challenges with data analysis and reporting, frame each text. Most users should sign in with their email address.

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