Megan G. Bragg

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2.4.2 Eye-tracking measures Children were seated on their caregiver's lap facing a monitor with an eye-tracking system (Tobii Pro X2-60) attached. The eye tracker recorded the x and y coordinates of the child's gaze on the screen 60 times per second by calculating the position of the pupil and corneal reflection. Two eye-tracking stations were used at the study site, each including a laptop, monitor, webcam and eye tracker surrounded by 4 black curtains.