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141.	The Influence Of Pain Psychological Resilience And Threat Situation On The Attention Bias Of Pain-related Information
142.	An Eye Movement Study On The Influence Of Different Background Sounds On Pupils’ Solving Difficult-to-easy Mathematical Application Problems
143.	The Influence Of Semantic Frequency On The Effect Of Contextual Diversity In Chinese Reading
144.	A new eye-tracking method to assess attention allocation in individuals with and without aphasia using a dual-task paradigm
145.	Using Eye-Tracking to Examine Grammatical Predictability in Spanish-English Bilinguals and Spanish Language Learner
146.	Processing of syntactic and anaphoric gap-filler dependencies in Korean: Evidence from self-paced reading time, ERP and eye-tracking experiments
147.	What makes a font persuasive?: An eye-tracking study of perception in American and Chinese assessment of fonts
148.	Studying social attention in different contexts: Are interactive measures of joint attention relatable to eye-tracking measures of social attention
149.	Eye-tracking assessment of attentional biases in children diagnosed with depression
150.	From gaze shifts to set shifts: Using eye-tracking during sentence -picture matching to link deficits in language comprehension and cognition in Parkinson's disease
151.	The effect of three different orthographical presentations of a text upon the reading behaviors of native and nonnative readers of Japanese: An eye-tracking stud
152.	Morphosyntactic Development in a Second Language: An Eye-tracking Study on the Role of Attention
153.	The development of an eye-tracking method to assess cognitive flexibilty using a switching-task paradigm
154.	Examining the Role of Schizotypy, Referential Beliefs, Aberrant Salience, and Delusional Beliefs on Eye Tracking Performance: An Anti-Saccade Stud
155.	A Study On Cross-domain Structural Priming
156.	The Neurocognitive Mechanism Of Chinese Logogriphs Comprehension
157.	The Cognitive Processes Underlying Counterfactual Comprehension/Production And The Individual Differences
158.	Bidirectional Conceptualization Transfer In Motion Events Processing Of Chinese EFL Learners:An Eye-Tracking Study
159.	A Study Of Cognitive Aging In Connecting Inference Processing During Chinese Text Reading
160.	The Effects Of Input Enhancement And Working Memory On Incidental Vocabulary Acquisition:an Eye-tracking Study
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