左方視線と前方視線の認知地図の研究

-中心視野と周辺視野に関する考察-

抄録

To investigate the effects of direction of sight on cognitive maps and scene memory, we conducted a psychological experiment using drive recorder images attached to the front (forward sightline) or left (leftward sightline) side of a car and analyzed the results. Here, we discuss the field of view of the drive recorder. Considering the central portion of the forward sightline as the central vision, part of the left side of the peripheral vision of the forward sightline coincides with part of the right side of the left side of the forward sightline. Landmarks in the distance of the car's travel direction appear small in the central vision, but appear larger in the peripheral vision range as the car approaches. We suppose that the central and peripheral visions each play a useful role in the cognitive map.