Haiting Lan
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Haiting Lan is a rising scholar in the field of multimodal language processing, with a focused interest in how written language is integrated and understood within interactive digital environments, particularly video games. Her work sits at the intersection of psycholinguistics, game studies, and human-computer interaction. Lan’s major contribution is pioneering the empirical investigation of how players process in-game text, a largely underexplored area. Her most-cited paper, "Processing Written Language in Video Games: An Eye-Tracking Study on Subtitled Instructions" (2025), uses eye-tracking methodology to reveal the cognitive mechanisms behind how players attend to and comprehend written instructions during gameplay. This work provides foundational insights for game designers, educators, and researchers interested in multimodal learning. While her citation count is still growing, Lan’s research is notable for its innovative application of established psycholinguistic methods to a novel, ecologically valid context. Her work promises to inform the design of more effective and accessible game interfaces, as well as contribute to broader theories of reading and attention in dynamic, multimodal settings.
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