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moving-window technique
moving-window technique The moving-window technique is a research method that limits what a person can see to a small movable area on a visual display.
The moving-window technique is a research method that limits what a person can see to a small movable area on a visual display. In psychology studies, it is used to track which parts of a stimulus someone actively examines and can serve as a more direct measure of attention than standard eye-tracking in some tasks.