Eye movements as a tool to investigate exemplar retrieval in judgments
Agnes Rosner,
Fabienne Brändli,
Bettina von Helversen
Abstract:The retrieval of past instances stored in memory can guide inferential choices and judgments. Yet, little process-level evidence exists that would allow a similar conclusion for preferential judgments. Recent research suggests that eye movements can trace information search in memory. During retrieval, people gaze at spatial locations associated with relevant information, even if the information is no longer present (the so-called ‘looking-at-nothing’ behavior). We examined eye movements based on the looking-a… Show more
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