GCW_Exp

	Gaze Contingent Experiments: A t ool to help us learn about the role of attention in visual processing The illustrations below show search for a letter (e.g., M) that appears among other letters. One property that makes this a challenging task is that all search items (both target and distract letters) consist of straight components so subjects will not be able to make the discriminations based on low level curvature feature.			Conditions Blurred region & video links	Video trials Description of what you'll see in the videos
					Some of the clips start with recording of my eye-movements during calibration. Warning: these may seem a bit creepy
	Gaussian Blur (pixels)
Gaussian Filter (pixels)-->	0	8	12	see video description --->
Letter: M				on the way.. periphery	T1) No Blur T2) 8 pixel gaussian blur in central vision T3) 12 pixel gaussian blur in central vision
Letter: M				foveal (i.e., central)	T1) No Blur T2) 8 pixel gaussian blur in central vision T3) 12 pixel gaussian blur in central vision
Additional gaze contingent experiments			http://aks.rutgers.edu/eyetrack/
http://aks.rutgers.edu/eyetrack/VisualSearch1.htm			http://aks.rutgers.edu/eyetrack/