The Occupational Visual Field
The Occupational Visual Field
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职业视野
DOI:
10.1007/978-94-009-7272-8_24
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发表时间:
1983
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
S. Villani
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作者:
G. Verriest;L. Barca;A. Dubois;M. Houtmans;B. Inditsky;Chris A. Johnson;I. Overington;L. Ronchi;S. Villani
This official report from the IPS Group on Functional Visual Field describes the concept of functional visual field and defines the differences between it and the diagnostic visual field. In comparison to clinical perimetric findings, the behavioral visual field is generally binocular, the target acquisition level often must be higher than for simple detection, targets are generally suprathreshold, and both the target and background can be complex. Attention, pre-existing knowledge and training can considerably affect performance, and the target as well as the observer’s eyes, head and body are often moving. The major theoretical components of the functional visual field consist of models of visual physiology and visual performance, and distinctions among different types of functional visual fields.