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eye movements: effects of neurological and mental disorders on
Definition
- Eye movement recordings provide powerful information about the decisions that a person's brain has made about whether something is important. Eye fixations cause the image of an object to fall on the fovea, the cone-rich high-acuity area of the retina, and so provide visual information at a high spatial resolution. [Source: Encyclopedia of Perception; Eye Movements: Effects of Neurological and Mental Disorders On]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/eye_movements:_effects_of_neurological_and_mental_disorders_on
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