Findlay J M, Zanuttini L
Perception. 1983;12(1):35-41. doi: 10.1068/p120035.
The effects of visual movement on saccadic eye movement have been examined. In a classic apparent-movement demonstration with two successively exposed line-segment targets the quality of the movement is dependent on the relative orientation of the line segments. If saccadic eye movements are elicited between the targets in this situation, the configuration leading to optimal apparent movement also leads to the shortest-latency saccades. When a single line segment is succeeded by two line segments flanking it on opposite sides, and if one of these has the same orientation as the initial one and the other a different orientation, then apparent motion is seen between the two lines with the same orientation. However, the direction of saccades elicited in this configuration is not influenced by the relative orientations of the line segments. The two results together suggest that the effect of visual movement on saccadic eye movement is nonspecific.
视觉运动对眼球跳动的影响已得到研究。在一个经典的似动演示中，有两个相继呈现的线段目标，运动的质量取决于线段的相对方向。在这种情况下，如果在目标之间引发眼球跳动，导致最佳似动的配置也会导致最短潜伏期的扫视。当一个单一的线段之后是在其两侧相对的两个线段，并且如果其中一个与初始线段方向相同而另一个方向不同，那么在具有相同方向的两条线之间会看到似动。然而，在这种配置中引发的扫视方向不受线段相对方向的影响。这两个结果共同表明，视觉运动对眼球跳动的影响是非特异性的。
