APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Eye Gaze Patterns Reflect Individual Differences in Improvements in Reasoning Skills
- Belen Guerra-Carrillo
University of California, Berkeley - Lara Taniguchi
University of California, Berkeley - Silvia Bunge
University of California, Berkeley
Abstract
Reasoning involves several processes, including processing and integration of multiple relations. We operationalized these processes with gaze metrics and tested whether they change after practicing reasoning problems. Changes in the gaze signatures of relational processing and integration efficiency predicted individual differences in practice-related improvements on a transitive inference task.
Cognitive Processes
