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Four-component validity scoring scheme for eye-tracking measures

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A structured scoring system adapted from Cook et al. and Naismith and Cavalcanti for evaluating validity evidence of eye-tracking measures, comprising four components: content, relations with other variables, data quality, and consequences. "The total validity score was calculated by summing the scores across all four components, yielding possible scores ranging from 0 to 4." Internal structure and response process were reinterpreted as data quality for eye tracking. The scheme enabled comparison of validity strength across learning constructs in the review.

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  • Four-component validity scoring scheme for eye-tracking measures (0–4 points): A structured scoring system adapted from Cook et al. and Naismith and Cavalcanti for evaluating validity evidence of eye-tracking measures, comprising four components: content, relations with other variables, data quality, and consequences. "The total validity score was calculated by summing the scores across all four components, yielding possible scores ranging from 0 to 4." Internal structure and response process were reinterpreted as data quality for eye tracking. The scheme enabled comparison of validity strength across learning constructs in the review. (Lee et al. (2026))

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  • Lee, J. Y., Moon, J., Paas, F., Cho, M., Darejeh, A., Holmer, S., & Ayres, P. (2026). Validity of Eye-Tracking Measures in Immersive Virtual Reality: Using Cognitive Theories of Learning. Educational Psychology Review. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-026-10186-9
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title Four-component validity scoring scheme for eye-tracking measures
description A structured scoring system adapted from Cook et al.
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