Published ahead of print December 28, 2021; Printed December 20, 2021; OM&P 2021 Volume 8 Issue 4, pages 41-48; doi:10.24412/2500-2295-2021-4-41-48
Abstract:
The article focuses on identifying specific eye movement parameters during reading unfamiliar words to study the formation of epistemic evaluation. The sample consisted of 40 students. 240 eye-tracking records were registered while the participants were reading 6 texts in Russian. The study revealed that the speed of saccades decreased, and the duration of fixations increased while reading an unknown word. Eye movements at first encounter of a new term may be an indicator of epistemic evaluation formation.
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