Jul 2026· Proceedings of The World Conference on Teaching, Learning, and Education· Vol 3, pp. 1-12· 0 citations
Abstract
This study examines how prior knowledge and formal instruction shape visual attention during crime scene investigation (CSI). Using a quasi-experimental pretest-posttest design, we compared a prior-knowledge cadet group (n = 21), a novice cadet group (n = 30), and an expert reference group of active forensic investigators (n = 13). Participants viewed authentic crime-scene photographs while gaze data were recorded for key-evidence and distractor areas of interest (AOIs). Eleven eye-tracking metrics and Lag Sequential Analysis (LSA) were used to characterize attention allocation and gaze transitions. Results show that prior knowledge guided evidence-oriented viewing before instruction, that both student groups improved after one semester of CSI training through different visual-learning pathways, and that eye-tracking detected differences not captured by written tests. The findings support differentiated CSI instruction and the use of formative gaze feedback in law-enforcement education.
ObjectiveThis study examines the effectiveness of systematic viewing for closed-circuit television (CCTV) scanning within the domain of (remote) nautical object (bridge/lock) control.BackgroundSystematic viewing during nautical object control is assumed to mitigate the likelihood of missing critical information (e.g. r...
Rutger Stuut, E. van Doorn, Reinhard Heideman et al.· Human Factors· 0 citations
This study evaluated how visual variables in Forward Collision Warning (FCW) following-distance designs were associated with drivers’ visual attention. Four display designs were tested in a prerecorded highway-driving scenario with two non-driving-related tasks. Eye-tracking data from 15 participants were analyzed usin...
Pei-Ru Chen, Jo-Yu Kuo· Adjunct Proceedings of the 1...· 0 citations
The Concealed Information Test (CIT) detects whether an individual recognizes crime-relevant information, and eye tracking has been proposed as a non-invasive method for detecting this recognition. It remains unclear, however, whether individuals who are motivated to conceal their knowledge can voluntarily control thei...
Nikola Milosavljević, Miloš Panjevac, Milica Janković et al.· Journal of Eye Movement Rese...· 0 citations
Alcohol consumption remains a major public health concern, yet awareness of alcohol-related risks among young adults is often limited. Visually engaging educational materials, such as infographics used in brief interventions, may enhance attention and improve comprehension, but empirical evidence on how such materials...
Michael Fanta, M. Bartak, B. Petruželka et al.· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
In Human Factors, eye-tracking is a popular method to assess an operator’s mental state. This study investigated how the approach of data preparation influences findings on mean fixation duration as a potential indicator of mental workload. An existing eye-tracking dataset from an aviation-related task was re-analyzed...
Hanna Schindler, L. Onnasch· Proceedings of the Human Fac...· 0 citations
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