バイオロジカルモーション知覚中心視と周辺視における検出能力(第23回大会優秀発表賞抄録)

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In this study we compared the performance of detecting biological motion in the foveal and peripheral visual fields. Correct and scrambled biological motion were successively presented and the subjects indicated which of the two intervals contained the biological motion. Detection performance (defined as resistance against noise) was determined by using a staircase method. In the foveal and peripheral visual fields detection performance was saturated as the stimulus size was increased. However the performance of detecting motion in the peripheral fields was not compensated by spatial magnification. These results suggest that the resource, or mechanism, for biological motion perception is confined to the central region of the visual field.
日本基礎心理学会の論文
2005-09-30