Predicting Language in Aphasia: Online Eye-tracking Evidence

Study Description:
This study seeks to investigate predictive processing in aphasia and age-matched controls through online, webcam-based eye-tracking. Participants will complete a visual world task either online or in person.
Aphasia Friendly Study Description:
This study looks at how people with aphasia predict upcoming language. Taking part will involve listening to sentences and selecting pictures. We will track your eye movements through your webcam while you take part.
Inclusion / Exclusion Criteria:
Inclusion: -Diagnosis of aphasia -Any aphasia profiles are welcome
Principal Investigator:
William Van Boxtel
Contact Email:
wvboxtel@lsu.edu
Condition
Stroke
Observational or Treatment:
Observational
Type of Treatment:
NA
Duration of Study:
One session only, plus initial phone screening
Study Start Date:
February 1, 2025
Study End Date:
December 31, 2025
More information:
https://www.faculty.lsu.edu/pelicanlab/
Costs or Reimbursement:
Participants will be paid $20
IRB Approval #
240764
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