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eye - to -it DATA from THE OSLO TEAM 2006-2010

eye - to -it DATA from THE OSLO TEAM 2006-2010. Christian Lachaud & Antin Rydning University of Oslo, Norway. Available Data on Translation Processes. 3 categories of data. 1 & 2- Theoretical & Qualitative data. Literature Review. Amount of references Domains

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eye - to -it DATA from THE OSLO TEAM 2006-2010

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  1. eye-to-it DATA from THE OSLO TEAM2006-2010 Christian Lachaud & Antin Rydning University of Oslo, Norway

  2. Available Data on Translation Processes 3 categories of data

  3. 1 & 2- Theoretical & Qualitative data

  4. Literature Review Amount of references Domains Topics

  5. Hypotheses & Qualitative work Based-on Embodied cognition translation Translating figurative meaning Semanticambiguity Expertise level

  6. 3- Quantitative data

  7. Obtained from Experiments Populations investigated Experimentalmaterials Language pair

  8. Type of data Linguistic data Behavioral data Electrophysiological data

  9. Measurements Linguistic level Behaviorallevel Physiologicallevel

  10. Main Tools Recording data Analyzing data

  11. Additional Tools Subjects assessment EYE-to-IT

  12. Issues &possibilities

  13. Issues Reusing experimental data?

  14. Possibilities Integrating & expanding

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