サッケードと追跡眼球運動の初期発達について

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There exists a considerable literature on the early development of visual perception, but much less research on the development of eye movement per se has been reported. This paper reviews the basic research on the early development of the saccades and smooth pursuit movements of the eye. The following topics are discussed: the developmental changes in saccadic latency, the existence of slow saccades and multiple saccades during the early stages of development, and the problem of whether neonates can pursue moving targets smoothly or not. Research on the developmental changes in smooth pursuit eye movements during childhood are also reviewed, and it is pointed out that less quantitative research has been done with children than with infants. In research on the development of eye movements, attentional and arousal factors of the subjects play a very important role. Finally, it is pointed out that the improvement of measuring techniques is neccesary.
日本基礎心理学会の論文
1989-03-31