2 - Visual Stabilization (Exam 1) Flashcards

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Is the eye ever stationary during steady fixation?

A

No

It exhibits small eye movements called fixation eye movements

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What are the 3 theories of compensatory mechanisms?

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  1. Proprioceptive Theory
  2. Efference Copy
  3. Theory of velocity subtraction
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What is the proprioceptive theory?

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Feedback from muscle stretch receptors provide information to higher levels of perception to recalibrate local sign
-Fairly weak signal
Any movement of eyes, voluntary or involuntary

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What is efference copy?

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Feedback loop from the eye movement initiation centers to higher levels of perception
Voluntary movement of eyes

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What is the theory of velocity subtraction?

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Any target velocity different from whole-world motion must be due to target motion

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