Using Eye Movements to Elucidate Human Behavior
Amir Raz, Deborah Schwartzman · Contemporary Psychology · 2008
Abstract: Reviews the book, Eye movements: A window on mind and brain edited by Roger P. G. van Gompel, Martin H. Fischer, Wayne S. Murray, and Robin L. Hill (see record 2007-07810-000). Although the reviewers believe that this book is a bit outdated (by about four years, with some sections receiving insufficient coverage), their overall impression was favorable. The book illustrates the progress that the study of complex cognitive processes via the measurement and analysis of eye movement has made over the last three decades. The content is wide in scope and touches on many important areas. Covering history, theory, and new findings, this collection is an excellent source for the dissemination of knowledge related to many aspects of eye-movement research. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2009 APA, all rights reserved) Subjects: *Brain; *Cognitive Processes; *Eye Movements; Experimentation Classification: Human Experimental Psychology (2300) Format Availablability: Electronic