On the Eye Movement Concerning the Attentional Capture by Hearing-Impaired Persons and Normal Persons in Different Visual Positions
Juan Yang · Zhongguo teshu jiaoyu · 2013
This study,by using an eye movement recorder to analyze the indicators of behavior and eye movements,aims to explore the similarities and differences between hearing-impaired persons and normal persons in the attention-capturing mechanism in different visual positions.The results show the following:(1) the color-interfered stimulation triggers the attention-capturing effect,which is affected by the visual positions,especially the central visual position,where information is processed;(2) the hearing-impaired persons,who use an eye movement pattern similar to that used by the normal persons,show their disadvantages in their processing capacity and cognitive performance in the central visual position.