Ecologically valid stimuli in eye-tracking study of visual agnosia
Ecologically valid stimuli in eye-tracking study of visual agnosia is a scholarly work, published in 2018 in ''International Journal of Psychophysiology''. The main subjects of the publication include face perception, eye movement, dynamics, cognitive psychology, psychology, visual agnosia, eye tracking, communication, fixation, facial expression, emotion recognition, agnosia, and visual perception. The authors suggest that deciphering subtle dynamic expressions strongly relies on integrating broad facial regions across time, rather than focusing on local emotional cues, skills which are impaired in developmental visual agnosia.