Eye Movements and Reading in Dyslexic Readers
06 April 2025
This is an eye-tracking study looking at how adults with dyslexia process natural texts. We would like to particularly investigate additional processing load and eye-movement pattern that readers have when encountering ambiguous words in text, with this study, the relationship between reading time, eye-movement, and ambiguity could be studied.
Requirements
- Have dyslexia
- 18-40 years old
- Native-level English proficiency (or have 10+ years English speaking experience)
- Normal or corrected-to-normal vision (glasses or preferably contact lenses)
- No history of significant hearing loss or neurological disease
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Ethical approval
This study has received ethical approval from the UCL Department of Psychology Ethics Committee (approval number: EP/2021/015).
About the researcher
Hello, thank you for being interested in this study! I am a Master’s student at University College London (UCL), studying Language Sciences, I am currently conducting my dissertation (supervised by Dr. Adam Parker) on eye movements in adults with dyslexia or self-identified reading difficulties.
