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Occipital Region Of Interest (ROI): congruent, incongruent or control object Eye-movements Electroencephalography (EEG) → Incongruent objects fixated more often and longer than congruent objects [Henderson, Weeks and Hollingworth 1999] [Underwood and Foulsham 2006] [Underwood, Humphreys and Cross 2007] [Võ and Henderson 2009] → Incongruent objects elicited a stronger centro-frontal N300–N400 → Early congruency effect, dominant on the left hemisphere electrodes [Mudrik, Lamy & Deouell 2010][Ganis & Kutas 2003] [Demiral, Malcolm & Henderson 2010]

Co-registration of eye movements and EEG to study semantic congruency during scene perception