Eye Fixations and Cognitive Processes.
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...This work resulted in some rudimentary, theoretical models for relating fixations to specific cognitive processes (see for example work by Just & Carpenter, 1976a, 1976b )....
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...For example, Winikoff (1967, see also Newell & Simon, 1972) found a high correlation in cryptarithmetic tasks, where numbers are substituted for letters to solve a problem like DONALD + GERALD = ROBERT....
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...For example, such large aggregation units in problemsolving research (cf. Winikoff, 1967; Newell & Simon, 1972) are compatible with models that describe mental operations that take on the order of a few seconds each....
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...…examine the basic operators, parameters, and control structure of the central processor as it performs such tasks as the comparison of rotated figures (Shepard & Metzler, 1971), mental arithmetic (Parkman, 1971), sentence verification (Carpenter & Just, 1975), and memory scanning (Stemberg, 1969)....
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...This question can be explored in the task domain of “mental rotation,” in which people compare two figures in order to determine whether or not they depict the same three-dimensional object (Shepard & Metzler, 1971)....
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