Perceptual processing time differences owing to visual field asymmetries
Perceptual processing time differences owing to visual field asymmetries is a scholarly work by Anthony N Carlsen and Ian M. Franks, published in 2007 in ''NeuroReport''. The main subjects of the publication include Visual N1, visual field, N2pc, time perception, computer science, visual perception, audiology, cognitive psychology, visual processing, perception, stimulus, psychology, motor control, somatosensory system, and artificial intelligence. Recent experiments have reported increased endpoint accuracy for movements performed in the lower vs. the upper visual field, suggesting that there is superior feedback-based processing in the lower visual field owing to a visuomotor subsystem processing advantage.