Eye Movements : Cognition and Visual Perception (Paperback)

Participants and Contributors.  Preface.  Part 1: Infant and Developing Mechanisms  1.1 Eye Movements and Form Perception in Human Infants Louise Hainline  1.2 The Influence of Peripheral Stimuli on Infant’s Eye Movements Daphne Maurer and Terri L. Lewis  1.3 Development of Smooth Pursuit in Human Infants Richard N. Aslin  1.4 Development of Optokinetic Nystagmus in Infants: An Indicator of Cortical Binocularity? Janette Atkinson and Oliver Braddick  Part 2: Illusions and Aftereffects  2.1 The Interaction Between Eye Movements and Visual Illusions Stanley Coren  2.2 Hysteresis Effects in the Vergence Control System: Perceptual Implications Sheldon M. Ebenholtz  2.3 Visual Direction Illusions in Everyday Situations: Implications for Sensorimotor and Ecological Theories Wayne Shebilske  2.4 How Pursuit Eye Movements Can Convert Temporal Into Spatial Information M.J. Morgan  Part 3: Pictures and Pictorial Processing  3.1 On the Time Course of Viewing Pictures with a View Towards Remembering Alinda Friedman and Linda S. Liebelt  3.2 Picture Context Effects on Eye Movement Patterns James R. Antes and James G. Penland  3.3 Local and Global Influences on Saccadic Eye Movements John M. Findlay  3.4 Identification and Processing of Briefly Glimpsed Visual Scenes Helene Intraub  Part 4: Theory and Method  4.1 Scanpaths Revisited: Cognitive Models Direct Active Looking Lawrence Stark and Stephen R. Ellis  4.2 Small Involuntary Eye Movements: Solved and Unsolved Problems R.W. Ditchburn  4.3 Oculomotor Procrastination R.H.S. Carpenter  4.4 Digital Filters for Saccade and Fixation Detection J.R. Tole and L.R. Young  4.5 Compensation for Some Second Order Effects to Improve Eye Position Measurements David Sheena and Joshua Borah  Part 5: Search and Scanning  5.1 The Development of Strategies of Visual Search Karen M. Cohen  5.2 The "Convenient Viewing Position" Hypothesis Kevin O’Regan  5.3 Flexible and/or Rigid Control of Oculomotor Scanning Behavior A. Levy-Schoen  Part 6: Can Eye Movements Save the Earth?  6.1 "Can Eye Movements Save the Earth?" E. Llewellyn-Thomas  Part 7: References.  Author Index.  Subject Index.