Eye Tracking and Interhemispheric Interaction in the Distribution of Spatial Attention

Gaze Fixation Patterns Correlate with Visual Attention and Memory: the Results of a Pilot Study in Healthy Subjects

“…The objectification and quantitative analysis of visual attention using tracking have proved advantageous. In earlier studies conducted with this technique in healthy subjects [13], it was shown that the processes of free recall and recognition of recently memorized images significantly correlated. Along with that, an uneven distribution of visual attention with the triplet stimuli and differences in the capability of memorizing objects using different viewing strategies were found [13,17].…”

“…In earlier studies conducted with this technique in healthy subjects [13], it was shown that the processes of free recall and recognition of recently memorized images significantly correlated. Along with that, an uneven distribution of visual attention with the triplet stimuli and differences in the capability of memorizing objects using different viewing strategies were found [13,17]. According to the authors, the proposed technique generates new quantitative data related to the physiology of voluntary visual attention.…”

“…To perform a statistical analysis of the visual fixation distribution in this subgroup, a much larger number of subjects is needed. However, taking into account the resource-and timecosts of such experimentation, we opted to present the obtained data "as is" to outline the trends we observed in our studies and to remind the readers about the preliminary character of these results [13,17].…”

“…We used the original "eye tracking-attentionmemory" methodology (hereinafter referred to as the ETAM) developed by O.A. Krotkova (2016), which implied the recording of eye movements before the visual attention and memory testing [13]. The study session involved three stages (Figure 1).…”

The development of sensory-perceptual processes of the psyche in conditions of norm and organic pathology (CP)

“…Researchers have shown that the basic mechanisms of sensory-perceptual processes in the perception of events are primarily manifested in the movements of the individual's eyes. This makes it possible to propose new solutions in rehabilitation approaches in the pathology of capturing the events of everyday life (Krotkova et al, 2018).…”