In the current design, as the speaker moved the objects, she labeled the target object three times (e.g., “Look, it’s a toma! Wow, what a great toma. Do you see the toma?”). Each time the speaker labeled the object, she shifted her gaze toward it, returning gaze to the camera after each label. She then picked up the other object (hereafter, the distracter object) and described it but did not provide a label (e.g., “Wow, look at this. Do you see this thing? It’s really something.”). When alluding to the distracter object, the speaker shifted her gaze between the object and the camera as she had done for the target object. The familiarization portion of the trial lasted 28 s. Figure Figure11 shows a captured image from the familiarization and test phases. Target location and order of description were counterbalanced across trials.