Peripheral Motion Perception
Peripheral Motion Perception is a perceptual mechanism that detects and processes movement within the non-foveal visual field, distinguishing it from central motion perception by its reliance on lower spatial resolution and heightened sensitivity to transient, large-scale motion cues.
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The detection of motion in the peripheral visual field
Suzanne P. McKee, Ken Nakayama · Vision Research · 1984 · 380 citations
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