Title:	GAZE-EMBODIED AND GAZE-OFFLOADED COGNITION: IMPLICATIONS FOR GAZE-CONTROLLED INTERFACE DESIGN
Author(s):	Nadiya Slobodenyuk
ISBN:	978-989-8533-38-8
Editors:	Katherine Blashki and Yingcai Xiao
Year:	2015
Edition:	Single
Keywords:	Gaze-controlled interfaces, cognitively-grounded design, embodied cognition
Type:	Reflection Paper
First Page:	309
Last Page:	312
Language:	English
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Paper Abstract:	The paper presents key findings on the relationship between eye movements and cognition followed by discussion of the implications of restriction of natural eye movements on mental operations and the implications of guided generation of task-decoupled eye movements. Specific aspects of gaze-controlled interface design are then addressed from perspective of eye movement suppression and guided generation. The analysis suggests that the effects of altering natural task-relevant eye movements in gaze controlled interfaces are not negligible and that the user concerns should be extended beyond the typical usability issues to include information processing effects.
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