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Professor Simon Liversedge

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School: Psychology

Simon Liversedge

Professor of Experimental Psychology, ֲýƵ. My research interests lie in the field of cognitive psychology, and in particular eye movements, reading and human visual cognition. Throughout my career, I has used eye movement recording techniques to investigate many aspects of human visual, linguistic and cognitive processing. The measurement of eye movements during reading and other visually mediated tasks provides an excellent online behavioural measure from which inferences concerning current cognitive processing can be made.  I have used this method very often in my research.  I am also interested in co-registration methods (simultaneous recordings of eye movements and other signals such as EEG and MEG).  In my research investigating reading, I have developed a keen interest in how people read in languages other than English.


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