Study of the Process of Sequential information processing

An earlier study (3) advanced the hypothesis that there is a mechanism for scanning successively fixed traces. Briefly, this hypothesis is as follows. Eye movements alternating with visual fixations are used to familiarize oneself with problem situations and to retrieve information relevant to those problems. The duration of the fixations depends on the perceptual complexity of the problem and generally ranges between 150 and 600 msec. Longer fixations occur less often or are associated not so much with the perceptual as with the intellectual complexity of the problem

Cognitive psychology · Computer vision · Duration (music) · Eye movement · Information processing · Perception · Process (computing) · Advanced Text Analysis Techniques · Artificial Intelligence · Computer Science · Data Visualization and Analytics · Neuroscience · Psychology · Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes

• The information available in brief visual presentations.

  George Sperling•The Psychological Monographs•1960

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• Productive Perception

  V P Zinchenko, В П Зинченко•Soviet Psychology•1974

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• Scanning Successively Fixed Traces in Short-Term Memory

  G G Vuchetich, V P Zinchenko et al.•Soviet Psychology•1974

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