Eye-tracking technology has become more prevalent in science and research. It has already been used in social sciences, management, marketing (e.g. Stolecka-Makowska & Wolny, 2014), computer/video gaming, as well as linguistics (Grucza et al., 2014), including translation studies, and glottodidactics, i.e. foreign language teaching and learning (see Grucza, 2020).
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