Exam 12: Eye Movements and Perception of Natural Scenes

Categorization of scenes tends to be faster when:

Prime et al. found that around four items could be remembered when a saccade intervened between presentation of the two arrays, except when they applied to TMS to which brain regions?

Horizontal movement of the eyes away from the nose is caused by which of the following muscles?

In the control of eye movements, in which brain region do neurons respond to movement of the target in the world, rather than simply on the retina?

The signals which underlie conscious perception of motion and those which control pursuit eye movements are different in part because:

VanRullen and Thorpe suggested that a natural scene can be categorized in about:

During the task of making a cup of tea, people tend to gaze at:

Masson and Stone showed that, when a participant is asked to follow a moving object with their eyes, they initially track:

Which of the following visual properties did Burr et al. not find to be compressed immediately before a saccade?

Horizontal movement of the eyes towards the nose is caused by which of the following muscles?

The Specific Distance Tendency reported by Gogel probably arises because:

What is suppressed during saccadic suppression?

Losses of sensitivity during a saccade are highest for:

In humans, the greater sensitivity to vertical and horizontal contour compared with oblique is thought to arise because:

The 1/f law describes:

Warren presented a sentence in which one syllable had been completely replaced by a cough. His listeners could:

What is the 1/f law? Why does human contrast sensitivity not reflect it?

The lateral rectus muscle is innervated by which of the following nerves?

Osorio and Vorobyev suggested that the advantage of trichromatic over dichromatic vision lay in:

What is the approximate mean number of saccades made very second by human observers?