Dynamics of the Duration of Gaze Fixation and Event-Related Potentials on Presentation of Fading-In Images and Distractors

Spatial and Temporal Properties of Gaze Return Fixations While Viewing Affective Images

“…In light of the results obtained, let us consider the possibility of assessing the dominant component of visual attention at the current stage of the dynamic process of viewing images. Previously, a bimodal distribution of the duration of regular fixations was found when solving the task of searching for modified fragments of complex images and joint presentation of targets and distractors [8,34]. Moreover, in the latter case, the amplitude of the extremum in the region of long-term fixations has been increased with the increasing complexity of the target stimulus.…”

Effects of different methods of reflection on nurses' gaze and judgement in a task using a touch panel

“…This indicated that oral reflection led to judging without paying attention to the items in the task after reflection. Human habituated activity often promotes practices without giving meaning to their judgement and behaviour (Koltunova et al., ), and habituation in a clinical setting leads to human errors (Klingner, Hasler, Brodoehl, & Witte, ). It has been reported that habitual visual image stimuli, such as the touch panel, are not transmitted as information to the prefrontal cortex.…”