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Eye tracking research to answer questions about augmentative and alternative communication assessment and intervention

Wilkinson et al., 2014

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Wilkinson K
Mitchell T
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Augmentative and Alternative Communication

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Recently, eye tracking technologies (ie, technologies that automatically track the point of an individual's gaze while that person views or interacts with a visual image) have become available for research purposes. Based on the sampling of the orientation of the individual's …
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