C-16 中心視と視覚的注意

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The studies of visual attention have mainly focused on the experimental manipulations on peripheral vision. Attentional Blink Phenomenon, on the other hand, has been addressed by the studies on visual attention involving the central vision. In the actual settings, however, information is acquired as a result of interactions between processings of the central and peripheral visions. It may be necessary to consider this relationship in order to characterize visual attention. In this research, we measured the changes of performance on the central vision by a detection task, while shifting attention toward the peripheral locations. The results showed that the processing efficacy of the central vision was drastically reduced at time interval that maximizes the processing of peripheral stimulation as the attentional focus shifted from the central toward peripheral visions.
日本基礎心理学会の論文
2000-09-30