一、中文部分
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吳昭容、游皓翔（2009）。大學生閱讀幾何證明文本之眼動現象。第48屆台灣心理學會年會。台北：國立台灣大學。
何宏發（2013）。低價眼動儀硬體與軟體之開發與研究。教育部邁向頂尖大學研究成果報告，未出版。
李培榮（2008）。由眼動資料探討中文成語詞及組合詞在心理辭典中的表徵方式。國立政治大學心理學研究所碩士論文，未出版，台北市。
沈勤譽（1997）。總統候選人與新聞媒體之角力—以一九九六年首次總統大選為例。政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文，未出版，台北市。
卓淑玲、楊聰財、陳學志（2009）。精神分裂症患者對臉孔表情辨識之眼動訊息處理研究。第48屆台灣心理學會年會。台北：國立台灣大學。
邱郁秀（2009）。目擊證人辨認臉孔之眼動分析。國立臺灣師範大學教育心理與輔導研究所碩士論文，未出版，台北市。
邱國鈞（2006）。追瞳系統之研製及其應用。國立中央大學碩士論文，未出版，桃園縣。
侯永全(2014.03.18)。 抗議服貿學生占據立院主席台，聯合新聞網。檢索日期：2014年3月18日。
柯華葳、陳明蕾、廖家寧（2005）。詞頻、詞彙類型與眼球運動型態：來自篇章閱讀的證據。中華心理學刊，47（4），381-398。
胡佛、游盈隆（1983）。選民的投票取向：結構與類型的分析〉。政治學報，11：225-279。
張春興（1989）。張氏心理學辭典。台北：東華。
張格瑜（2009）。運用眼動儀探討不同學科背景大學生之細胞擴散和滲透作用的心智表徵建構。國立交通大學教育研究所碩士論文，未出版，新竹市。
張繼文（1995）。從認知心理觀點探討記號設計。屏東師院學報，8，417-502。
梁世武（1994）。一九九四年台北市長選舉之預測：候選人形象指標預測模式之驗證。選舉研究，1（2）：97-130。
盛治仁（2000）。總統選舉預策探討—以情感溫度計預測未表態選民的應用。選舉研究，7 (2)，75-105。
陳春富(2002)。探討商業行銷與政治行銷之異同。南亞學報，22，75-89。
陳美蓉（1992）。應用符號學理論探討圖像符號的意義建構與解讀之特質。交通大學應用藝術研究所碩士論文，未出版，新竹市。
陳陸輝、鄭夙芬、劉嘉薇（2005）。2004年總統選舉中的候選人因素。台灣民主季刊，2(2)，31-70。
陳照明、陳春富(2002)。政治行銷模式之建構─商業行銷模式之修飾。產業論壇，4(1)，81-102。
陳義彥（1986）。我國投票行為研究的回顧與展望。思與言，23（6）：557-585。
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陳學志、邱發忠、賴惠德（2010）。眼球追蹤技術在學習與教育上的應用。科學教育學刊，55（4），39-68。
陳學志、彭淑玲、曾千芝、邱皓政（2008）。藉由眼動追蹤儀器探討平均掃視幅度大小與創造力之關係。教育心理學報，39，127-149。
陳學志、黃博聖、林正昌（2010）。男、女國中生在自然科解題歷程的眼動軌跡差異分析。第49屆台灣心理學年會。台灣嘉義：國立中正大學。
陳學志、鄭昭明、曾千芝、蘇雅靜、詹雨臻（2010，11 月）。幽默文句中逆溯推論步驟對眼動軌跡之影響。論文發表於國立中正大學舉辦之「臺灣心理學會第四十九屆年會」，嘉義市。
傅明穎（1998）。北市選民的候選人評價與投票決定。台灣政治學刊，3：195-243。
曾千芝（2009）。頓悟性問題解題歷程之眼動分析。國立臺灣師範大學教育心理與輔導研究所碩士論文，未出版，台北市。
游清鑫（2003）。探索台灣選民心目中理想的候選人：以二○○○年總統選舉為例。東吳政治學報，17，93-120。
黃秀端（2005）。候選人形象、候選人情感溫度計、與總統選民投票行為。臺灣民主季刊，2(4)，1-30。

葉素玲（1999）。視覺空間注意力。載於李江山（主編），視覺與認知：視覺知覺與視覺運動系統。台北：遠流。
劉念夏（2007）。政黨投票與候選人投票理論模型的對話與評估：以台灣的總統選舉為例（1996-2004）。世新大學傳播研究所博士論文，未出版，台北市。
蔡介立（2000）。從眼動控制探討中文閱讀的訊息處理歷程：應用眼動誘發呈現技術之系列研究。國立政治大學心理學研究所博士論文，未出版，台北市。
蔡介立、顏妙璇、汪勁安（2005）。眼球移動測量及在中文閱讀研究之應用。應用心理研究，28，91-104。
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