The mind's eye : cognitive and applied aspects of eye movement research

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Perspective Effects on Expository Text Comprehension: Evidence From Think-Aloud Protocols, Eyetracking, and Recall (2005, methodology): “Three processing time measures were derived from readers’ eye fixation patterns: (a) first-pass progressive fixation time, (b) first-pass rereading time, and (c) look-back time (see Hyönä et al., 2003).”
Eye Tracking and Eye-Based Human–Computer Interaction (2014, background): “There are a number of issues that can affect the quality of tracking, such as varying light conditions, reﬂections of eyeglasses, droopy eyelids, squinting the eyes while smiling, or even heavy makeup (for more information and guidelines, see Goldberg and Wichansky 2003).”
Eye Tracking in Human-Computer Interaction and Usability Research : Current Status and Future Prospects (2004, methodology): “Visual distractions (e.g., colourful or moving objects around the screen or in the testing environment) should also be eliminated, as these will inevitably contaminate the eye-movement data (Goldberg & Wichansky, 2003).”
Effects of Topic Headings on Text Processing: Evidence from Adult Readers' Eye Fixation Patterns. (2004, unknown): “1; see also Hyönä et al., 2002, 2003): (1) first-pass fixation time (the summed duration of fixations landing on a sentence when it is read through for the first time), (2) firstpass forward fixation time (the summed duration of fixations that land on unread regions of the sentence during its…”