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Eye Movements Reflect Listening Effort and Visualizable Speech
cognitive-neurosciencecognitive-psychologyeye-movementsneurosciencesocial-and-behavioral-sciencesvision
Eye movements can index the recruitment of cognitive resources. During listening, increased effort is associated with reduced eye movements. However, eye movements also support mental imagery, suggesting that reduced eye movements during effortful listening may reflect the difficulty of creating men
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