European Conference on Eye Movements (2nd : 1983 : Nottingham, England)

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Theoretical and applied aspects of eye movement research: selected/edited proceedings of the Second European Conference on Eye Movements, Nottingham, England, 19-23 September, 1983

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Front Cover
Theoretical and Applied Aspects of Eye Movement Research
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Preface
Section 1: Eye Movement Recording
Introduction
Chapter 1. The Detection of Eyeball Movements with the Eye-Sistant
Chapter 2. High-Precision Reak Time Measurement of Eye Position Using the First Purkinje Image
Chapter 3. Operational Problems in Analysing Eye Movements
Chapter 4. EMAN: A Modular and Iterative Eye-Movement Analysis Program
Chapter 5. Instrumentation Considerations in Research Involving Eye Movement Contingent Stimulus Control
Section 2: Properties of the Saccadic Eye Movement Systems
Introduction
Chapter 6. The Evaluation of the Oculomotor Error Signal
Chapter 7. Small Stimulus Movements are Necessary for the Study of Fixational Eye Movements
Chapter 8. Small Saccades to Double-Stepped Targets Moving in Two Dimensions
Chapter 9. Properties of Parametric Adjustment in the Saccadic System
Chapter 10. Parametrization of Saccadic Velocity Profiles in Man
Chapter 11. The Modification of Saccadic Trajectories
Chapter 12. The Effects of Task Variables and Prolonged Performance on Saccadic Eye Movement Parameters
Chapter 13. Saccades During Active Head Movements: Interactive Gaze Types
Chapter 14. Aiming Precision and Characteristics of Saccades
Chapter 15. The Relation Between Visibility Span and Eye Movements in Various Scanning Tasks
Chapter 16. Saccades Directed at Previously Attended Locations in Space
Section 3: Reading and Peripheral Vision
Introduction
Chapter 17. How the Eye Scans Isolated Words
Chapter 18. What is the Basis for Making an Eye Movement During Reading?
Chapter 19. The Influence of Parafoveal Information in a Simple Reading Task
Chapter 20. Reading Without Eye Movements
Chapter 21. Fixation Time on Anaphoric Pronouns Decreases with Congruity of Reference
Chapter 22. Eye Movements During Comprehension of Pronouns
Chapter 23. The Acquisition of a New Letter System: Effects of Word Length and Redundancy
Chapter 24. Cephalic and Ocular Components of Gaze Displacement During Oral and Silent Reading in Children and Adults
Chapter 25. Reading Under Normal Conditions: Recent Studies Using Eye Movements and Other Observational Methods
Chapter 26. Secondary Task Effects on Oculomotor Behaviour in Reading
Chapter 27. Ocular Motor Problems of Learning to Read
Section 4: Examining Displays
Introduction
Chapter 28. The Effect of Spatial Frequency on Fixation Disparity
Chapter 29. Saccades in Human Infants
Chapter 30. Effect of Display Subtense on Eye Movement Search
Section 5: Medical Image Perception
Introduction
Chapter 31. Eye Movements and the Detection of Lung Tumors in Chest Images
Chapter 32. Lung Tumor Identification: Decision Making and Comparison Scanning
Chapter 32. Circadian Variation in Radiology
Chapter 33. Use of NAC Eye Mark by Radiologists
Section 6: Visual Search and Visual Inspection
Introduction
Chapter 34. Maximizing Information as a Strategy in Visual Search: The Role of Knowledge About the Stimulus Structure
Chapter 35. Costs and Benefits of Redundancy in Visual Search
Chapter 36. The Application of Visual Lobe Measurement to Visual Inspection
Chapter 37. Searching for Blemishes on Apples
Chapter 38. Use of the NAC Eye Mark Recorder to Study Visual Strategies of Military Aircraft Pilots
Chapter 39. Inspection of Rolls in Roller Bearings
Section 7: The Neurophysiolog of Eye Movements
Introduction
Chapter 40. An Oculomotor Model for the Interpretation of Nystagmus
Chapter 41. Gaze Abnormalities with Chronic Cerebral Lesions in Man
Chapter 42. Express Saccades of the Monkey: A New Type of Visually Guided Rapid Eye Movements After Extremely Short Reaction Times
Chapter 43. Convergence of Different Sensory Modalities in a Single Cell of Flocculus in Alert Cat
Chapter 44. Reduction of Nystagmus as a Predictor of Efficacy of Motion Sickness Remedies
Chapter 45. Neural Mechanisms of Convergence and Accomodation
Section 8: Psychopathologicl and Clinical Aspects
Introduction
Chapter 46. Visual Hemi-Inattention and Oculomotor Impersistence
Chapter 47. Eye Movement and the Recognition of Sequences of Changing Objects in the Pictorial Versus Verbal Modality
Chapter 48. Predictive Eye Movements in Normal Subjects and in Parkinson's Disease
Chapter 49. The Range of Linearity of the Smooth Pursuit Control System
Chapter 50. Automatic and Strategic Control of Eye Movements in Schizophrenia
Chapter 51. Eye Tracking Performance and Attention in Alcohol Abusers and Psychotic Patients
Chapter 52. Psychotropic Drug Effects on Smooth Pursuit Eye Movements: A Summary of Recent Findings
Section 9: Theoretical Aspects
Introduction
Chapter 53. An Activation Paradigm Using Saccadic Movements
Chapter 54. Looking at Faces: Local and Global Aspects of Scanpaths
Chapter 55. Modulation of Globality at the Input of the Visual System
Report: THE RECORDING EYE
The Recording Eye: A Report on the Invited Lecture Given
Author Index
Subject Index

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