APA Dictionary of Psychology
tracking
- n.
- the process of smoothly following a moving object with the eyes or using eye movements to continuously follow a path. See visual pursuit.
- a type of task in which the goal is to make movements that follow a constantly moving target.
- monitoring the progress of a student by means of recording test and homework scores, observing behavior within the classroom, eliciting a self-report, or a combination of these. —track vb.
Updated on 04/19/2018
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