PERCEPTUAL LOCALIZATION, FEATURE IDENTIFICATION AND OCULAR MOTOR FACTORS IN SCANNING A VISUAL DISPLAY.

Gerald Leisman; Maureen Ashkenazi

doi:10.1177/107118137802200174

PERCEPTUAL LOCALIZATION, FEATURE IDENTIFICATION AND OCULAR MOTOR FACTORS IN SCANNING A VISUAL DISPLAY.

Gerald Leisman, Maureen Ashkenazi

Department of Physical Therapy

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The preprogramming of saccadic eye movements is examined by studying the pattern of ocular-motor sequences while scanning a visual display. The effects of interference employing a backward masking paradigm on the ocular-motor response as well as on position judgment and stimulus identification are examined. Data indicates that the motor programming of an ocular saccade is linked to the perceptual analysis of target position and cannot be set in motion with an impairment in perceptual localization.

Original language	English
Pages	282-286
Number of pages	5
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1177/107118137802200174
State	Published - 1978
Event	Proc of the Human Factors Soc, Annu Meet, 22nd - Detroit, MI, USA Duration: 16 Oct 1978 → 19 Oct 1978

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Conference	Proc of the Human Factors Soc, Annu Meet, 22nd
City	Detroit, MI, USA
Period	16/10/78 → 19/10/78

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