Fig. 2From: How a picture becomes a word: individual differences in the development of language-mediated visual searchTimecourse of visual fixations to competitor (solid) and control objects (dotted) in the target-absent (purple) and target-present (green) conditions. Competitor and control fixations were longer and more frequent when the target was absent. When the target was present, competitor fixations were longer and more frequent than control fixations from 850Â ms following presentation of the competitor (shaded area)Back to article page