Eye Movements (Psychology)
Gain control of saccadic eye movements is probabilistic
... 18. Ohl S, Rolfs M (2016) Saccadic Eye Movements Impose a Natural Bottleneck on Visual Short- 496 Term Memory. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition. 497 19. Rolfs M, Kliegl R, ...
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Eye movements in risky choice
... the eye movements, but some of the effect is ...in eye movements. This would be true if eye movements were just a noisy measure of the process — but the second fi nding, that some ...
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Predicting the valence of a scene from observers’ eye movements
... particularly eye move- ments, to recognize the emotional gist of a scene such as its ...using eye movements, the existing methods often learn a classifier using several features that are extracted ...
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With Blinkers on: Robust Prediction of Eye Movements across Readers
... rapid eye movements are called ...using eye track- ing devices (Starr and Rayner, 2001). Since eye movements in reading give us important information about what readers find complicated ...
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Learning Where to Look: Modeling Eye Movements in Reading
... the eye movements of an individual reader on new texts is arguably a hard problem, and we therefore restrict the task to predicting word- based fixations (but not the duration of these fixa- tions) and ...
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ARCHITECTURE AND COMPOSITION OF THE MUSCLES THAT DRIVE STOMATOPOD EYE MOVEMENTS
... the eye movements must be compensated ...each eye may be watching the other to monitor its position in space (Cronin et ...head movements are each controlled by their own distinct neural ...
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The independence of eye movements in a stomatopod crustacean is task dependent
... compound eye divided into three sections: the dorsal and ventral hemispheres, and a two to six ommatidial row midband (depending on the species) bisecting the eye about its equator (Exner, 1891; Schiff, ...
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Brain activation of eye movements in subjects with refractive error
... The effects of refractive error on cortical activation observed in this study adds further evidence to the concept of altered cortical activity in subjects with reduced visual acuity. The present data represent a further ...
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Clinical Reasoning: A case of abnormal eye movements in an infantMore than meets the eye
... At approximately 9 months of age, while still trea- ted with vigabatrin, the patient developed new parox- ysmal, stereotypical abnormal eye movements lasting seconds to minutes, often occurring when first ...
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A Model to Simulate Web Users' Eye Movements
... human eye is such that it has a local visual acuity which prevents it processing items that are far from the current ...human eye tends to operate ...first eye fixations on a picture, these models ...
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Eye movements and hazard perception in active and passive driving
... In the active driving condition, participants drove around a number of set routes using a driving simulator programme and responded (using a button press) to hazards. In the non-driving condition, participants watched a ...
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Negative priming for target selection with saccadic eye movements
... Evidence of spatial negative priming for saccadic eye movement failed to emerge in Experiments 1-3. Negative priming for identity can be eliminated, or even reversed, in the absence of a probe distracter (Tipper ...
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Treatment of Intrusive Suicidal Imagery Using Eye Movements
... Repetitive intrusive suicidal ideas and mental imagery may potentially be a linking pin between suicidal ideation and suicidal behavior. The cognitive effort of trying to stop the unwanted, vivid suicidal intrusions ...
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Distortion of Space and Time during Saccadic Eye Movements
... saccadic eye move- ments, a space once recognized in one frame of reference is distorted toward the target as the eye fixates it in the new frame of reference ...saccadic eye movements could ...
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Eye movements and word skipping during reading revisited
... In conclusion, we have found strong evidence that word skipping is usually based on a full identification of the word in the parafovea, consistent with the mechanisms described in the E-Z Reader model. Our first ...
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Assessing Language Proficiency from Eye Movements in Reading
... their eye movements in an in- formed and systematic manner—readers are gen- erally not even aware that their eye movements are saccadic—and since our test can be performed on arbitrary ...
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Eye movements during visual search in patients with glaucoma
... saccadic eye move- ment behaviour, in that it is necessary for detecting the objects of most functional importance so that a subse- quent saccade can be made towards it, bringing the item onto the fovea for more ...
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Eye Movements of the Crab Leptograpsus Variegatus Elicited by Imposed Leg Movements
... The experiments involved measuring the horizontal component of eye movements of blinded animals fixed in a stand so that their legs rested either on a polystyrene ball, or a platform, wh[r] ...
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Saccadic eye movements are coordinated with head movements in walking chickens
... In the chicken and other birds saccades are accompanied by an oscillation of the eyes Nye, 1969; Wallman & Turkel,i977.The relation of saccadic eye movements to the thrust and hold patte[r] ...
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Eye movements of laterally eyed birds are not independent
... right eye moved ...related eye movements have also been investigated in ...of eye movements, Bloch and colleagues (Bloch et ...appropriate eye without any coordination of the ...
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