Lambda response as an index of visual perception research

AKIHIRO YAGI

doi:10.4992/psycholres1954.24.106

視知覚研究の指標としてのラムダ反応

八木昭宏

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1982 年 24 巻 2 号 p. 106-110

DOI https://doi.org/10.4992/psycholres1954.24.106

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発行日: 1982/09/30 受付日: 1981/06/08 J-STAGE公開日: 2009/02/24 受理日: 1982/03/13 早期公開日: - 改訂日: -
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訂正日: 2009/02/24 訂正理由: - 訂正箇所: 論文抄録訂正内容: Wrong : On the basis of the result that the lambda response was associated with the offset of the saccade, EEGS were averaged at the offsets of saccades to obtain the lambda responses under the following four conditions: in the dark, looking at a white paper, looking at a map, and searching on the map. Six subjects were permitted to move their eyes freely. It was found that the lambda response showed the tendency similar to the visual evoked potential. The offset averages enabled more accurate detection of the responses than did the onset averages in earlier studies. It was therefore discussed that the lambda response might be applicable as a new index of research on visual activity with free eye movements.
Right : On the basis of the result that the lambda response was associated with the offset of the saccade, EEGs were averaged at the offsets of saccades to obtain the lambda responses under the following four conditions: in the dark, looking at a white paper, looking at a map, and searching on the map. Six subjects were permitted to move their eyes freely. It was found that the lambda response showed the tendency similar to the visual evoked potential. The offset averages enabled more accurate detection of the responses than did the onset averages in earlier studies. It was therefore discussed that the lambda response might be applicable as a new index of research on visual activity with free eye movements.

訂正日: 2009/02/24 訂正理由: - 訂正箇所: 引用文献情報訂正内容: Wrong : Barlow, J. S., & Cigánck, L. 1969 Lambda responses in relation to visual evoked responses in man. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 26, 183-192.
Becker, W., Hoehne, O., Iwase, K., & Kornhuber, H. H. 1972 Bereitsehaftspotential, prämotorische Positivierung und andere Hirnpoteniale bei sakkadischen Augenbewegungen. Vision Research, 12, 421-436.
Evans, C. C. 1952 Comments on “Occipital sharp waves responsive to visual stimuli”. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 4, 111.
Geographical Survey Institute; Japan 1967 Geographical Map (1:50000), Fujisawa.
Harter, M. R., & Salmon, L. E. 1972 Intramodality selective attention and evoked cortical potentials to randomly presented patterns. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 32, 605-613.
Harter, M. R., & Previc, F. H. 1978 Sizespecific information channels and selective attention: Visual evoked potentials and behavioral measures. Electroencephalography and Clinical. Neuroplysiology, 45, 628-640.
Kurtzberg, D., & Vaughan, H. G. 1973 Electrocortical potentials associated with eye movements. In V. Zikmund (Ed.), The oculomotor system and brain functions. London: Butterworths. Pp. 135-146.
Kurtzberg, D., & Vaughan, H, C, 1977 Electrophysiological observations on the visuomotor system and visual neurosensorium. In J. E. Desmedt (Ed.), Visual evoked potentials in man: New developments. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Pp. 314-331.
Lesèevre, N., & Rémond, A. 1973 Effects of contrasts on the visual evoked potentials related to eye movements. In V. Zikmund (Ed.), The oculomotor system and brain functions. London: Butterworths. Pp. 119-134.
Ohtani, A., & Yagi, A. 1972 Averaged brain potentials associated with eye movements. Abstract Guide of the 36th Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association, 20-21. (In Japanese with English summary)
Scott, D. F., & Bickford, R. G. 1969 Stimulus indicators of summated human lambda responses. Archives of Neurology, 21, 277-284.
Scott, D. F., Groethuysen, U. G., & Bickford, R. G. 1967 Lambda responses in the human electroencephalogram. Neurology, 17, 770-778.
Spehlmann, R. 1965 The averaged electrical responses to diffuse and patterned light in the human. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neuroplysiology, 19, 560-569.
Van Voorhis, S., & Hillyard, S. A. 1977 Visual evoked potentials and selective attention to points in space. Perception and Psychophysics, 22, 54-62.
Yagi, A. 1977 Selective attention and lambda responses. Japanese Journal of the Neurosciences Research Association, 3, 112-113. (In Japanese)
Yagi, A. 1979a Lambda waves associated with off-set of saccades: A subject with large lambda waves. Biological Psychology, 8, 235-238.
Yagi, A. 1979b Saccade size and lambda complex in man. Physiological Psychology, 7, 370-376.
Yagi, A. 1980 A device for detecting lambda responses. Japanese Journal of Aledical Electronics and Biological Engineering, 18 (Suppl.), 326-327. (In Japanese)
Yarbus, A. L. 1967 Eye movements and vision. (Trs. by B. Haigh) New York: Plenum Press.

Right : Barlow, J. S., & Cigánek, L. 1969 Lambda responses in relation to visual evoked responses in man. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 26, 183-192.
Becker, AV., Hoehne, O., Iwase, K., & Kornhuber, H. H. 1972 Bereitsehaftspotential, prämotorische Positivierung and andere Hirnpoteniale bei sakkadischen Augenbewegungen. Vision Research, 12, 421-436.
Evans, C. C. 1952 Comments on “Occipital sharp waves responsive to visual stimuli”. Electroencephalography, and Clinical Neuropfysiology, 4, Ill.
Geographical Survey Institute; Japan 1967 Geographical Map (1:50 000), Fujisawa.
Harter, M. R., & Salmon, L. E. 1972 Intramodality selective attention and evoked cortical potentials to randomly presented patterns. Electroencephalograply and Clinical Neurophysiology, 32, 605-613.
Harter, M. R., & Previc, F. H. 1978 Sizespecific information channels and selective attention: Visual evoked potentials and behavioral measures. Electroencephalography and Clinical.Neurophysiology, 45, 628-640.
Kurtzberg, D., & Vaughan, H. G. 1973 Electrocortical potentials associated with eye movements. In V. Zikmund (Ed.), The oculomotor system and brain functions. London: Butterworths. Pp.135-146.
Kurtzberg, D., & Vaughan, H. G. 1977 Electrophysiological observations on the visuomotor system and visual neurosensorium. In J. E. Desmedt (Ed.), Visual evoked potentials in man: New developments. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Pp.314-331.
Lesèvre, N., & Rémond, A. 1973 Effects of contrasts on the visual evoked potentials related to eye movements. In V. Zikmund (Ed.), The oculomotor system and brain functions. London: Butterworths. Pp.119-134.
Ohtani, A., & Yagi, A. 1972 Averaged brain potentials associated with eye movements. Abstract Guide of the 36th Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association, 20-21. (In Japanese with English summary)
Scott, D. F., & Bickford, R. G. 1969 Stimulus indicators of summated human lambda responses. Archives of Neurology, 21, 277-284.
Scott, D. F., Groethuysen, U. G., & Bickford, R. G. 1967 Lambda responses in the human electroencephalogram. Neurology, 17, 770-778.
Spehlmann, R. 1965 The averaged electrical responses to diffuse and patterned light in the human. Electroencephalography and Clinical. Neurophysiology, 19, 560-569.
Van Voorhis, S., & Hillyard, S. A. 1977 Visual evoked potentials and selective attention to points in space. Perception and Psychophysics, 22, 54-62.
Yagi, A. 1977 Selective attention and lambda responses. Japanese Journal of the Neurosciences Research Association, 3, 112-113. (In Japanese)
Yagi, A. 1979a Lambda waves associated with off-set of saccades: A subject with large lambda waves. Biological Psychology, 8, 235-238.
Yagi, A. 1979b Saccade size and lambda complex in man. Physiological Psychology, 7, 370-376.
Yagi, A. 1980 A device for detecting lambda responses. Japanese Journal of Medical Electronics and Biological Engineering, 18 (Suppl.), 326-327. (In Japanese)
Yarbus, A. L. 1967 Eye movements and vision. (Trs. by B. Haigh) New York: Plenum Press.

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訂正日: 2009/02/24 訂正理由: - 訂正箇所: 引用文献情報訂正内容: Wrong : Barlow, J. S., & Cigánek, L. 1969 Lambda responses in relation to visual evoked responses in man. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 26, 183-192.
Becker, AV., Hoehne, O., Iwase, K., & Kornhuber, H. H. 1972 Bereitsehaftspotential, prämotorische Positivierung and andere Hirnpoteniale bei sakkadischen Augenbewegungen. Vision Research, 12, 421-436.
Evans, C. C. 1952 Comments on “Occipital sharp waves responsive to visual stimuli”. Electroencephalography, and Clinical Neuropfysiology, 4, Ill.
Geographical Survey Institute; Japan 1967 Geographical Map (1:50 000), Fujisawa.
Harter, M. R., & Salmon, L. E. 1972 Intramodality selective attention and evoked cortical potentials to randomly presented patterns. Electroencephalograply and Clinical Neurophysiology, 32, 605-613.
Harter, M. R., & Previc, F. H. 1978 Sizespecific information channels and selective attention: Visual evoked potentials and behavioral measures. Electroencephalography and Clinical.Neurophysiology, 45, 628-640.
Kurtzberg, D., & Vaughan, H. G. 1973 Electrocortical potentials associated with eye movements. In V. Zikmund (Ed.), The oculomotor system and brain functions. London: Butterworths. Pp.135-146.
Kurtzberg, D., & Vaughan, H. G. 1977 Electrophysiological observations on the visuomotor system and visual neurosensorium. In J. E. Desmedt (Ed.), Visual evoked potentials in man: New developments. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Pp.314-331.
Lesèvre, N., & Rémond, A. 1973 Effects of contrasts on the visual evoked potentials related to eye movements. In V. Zikmund (Ed.), The oculomotor system and brain functions. London: Butterworths. Pp.119-134.
Ohtani, A., & Yagi, A. 1972 Averaged brain potentials associated with eye movements. Abstract Guide of the 36th Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association, 20-21. (In Japanese with English summary)
Scott, D. F., & Bickford, R. G. 1969 Stimulus indicators of summated human lambda responses. Archives of Neurology, 21, 277-284.
Scott, D. F., Groethuysen, U. G., & Bickford, R. G. 1967 Lambda responses in the human electroencephalogram. Neurology, 17, 770-778.
Spehlmann, R. 1965 The averaged electrical responses to diffuse and patterned light in the human. Electroencephalography and Clinical. Neurophysiology, 19, 560-569.
Van Voorhis, S., & Hillyard, S. A. 1977 Visual evoked potentials and selective attention to points in space. Perception and Psychophysics, 22, 54-62.
Yagi, A. 1977 Selective attention and lambda responses. Japanese Journal of the Neurosciences Research Association, 3, 112-113. (In Japanese)
Yagi, A. 1979a Lambda waves associated with off-set of saccades: A subject with large lambda waves. Biological Psychology, 8, 235-238.
Yagi, A. 1979b Saccade size and lambda complex in man. Physiological Psychology, 7, 370-376.
Yagi, A. 1980 A device for detecting lambda responses. Japanese Journal of Medical Electronics and Biological Engineering, 18 (Suppl.), 326-327. (In Japanese)
Yarbus, A. L. 1967 Eye movements and vision. (Trs. by B. Haigh) New York: Plenum Press.

Right : Barlow, J. S., & Cigánek, L. 1969 Lambda responses in relation to visual evoked responses in man. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 26, 183-192.
Becker, W., Hoehne, O., Iwase, K., & Kornhuber, H. H. 1972 Bereitschaftspotential, prämotorische Positivierung und andere Hirnpoteniale bei sakkadischen Augenbewegungen. Vision Research, 12, 421-436.
Evans, C. C. 1952 Comments on “Occipital sharp waves responsive to visual stimuli”. Electroencephalography, and Clinical Neurophysiology, 4, 111.
Geographical Survey Institute; Japan 1967 Geographical Map (1: 50 000), Fujisawa.
Harter, M. R., & Salmon, L. E. 1972 Intramodality selective attention and evoked cortical potentials to randomly presented patterns. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 32, 605-613.
Harter, M. R., & Previc, F. H. 1978 Sizespecific information channels and selective attention: Visual evoked potentials and behavioral measures. Electroencephalography and Clinical. Neurophysiology, 45, 628-640.
Kurtzberg, D., & Vaughan, H. G. 1973 Electrocortical potentials associated with eye movements. In V. Zikmund (Ed.), The oculomotor system and brain functions. London: Butterworths. Pp.135-146.
Kurtzberg, D., & Vaughan, H. G. 1977 Electrophysiological observations on the visuomotor system and visual ncurosensorium. In J. E. Desmedt (Ed.), Visual evoked potentials in man: New developments. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Pp.314-331.
Lesèvre, N., & Rémond, A. 1973 Effects of contrasts on the visual evoked potentials related to eye movements. In V. Zikmund (Ed.), The oculomotor system and brain functions. London: Butterworths. Pp.119-134.
Ohtani, A., & Yagi, A. 1972 Averaged brain potentials associated with eye movements. Abstract Guide of the 36th Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association, 20-21.(In Japanese with English summary)
Scott, D. F., & Bickford, R. G. 1969 Stimulus indicators of summated human lambda responses. Archives of Neurology, 21, 277-284.
Scott, D. F., Groethuysen, U. G., & Bickford, R. G. 1967 Lambda responses in the human electroencephalogram. Neurology, 17, 770-778.
Spehlmann, R. 1965 The averaged electrical responses to diffuse and patterned light in the human. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 19, 560-569.
Van Voorhis, S., & Hillyard, S. A. 1977 Visual evoked potentials and selective attention to points in space. Perception and Psychophysics, 22, 54-62.
Yagi, A. 1977 Selective attention and lambda responses. Japanese Journal of the Neurosciences Research Association, 3, 112-113.(In Japanese)
Yagi, A. 1979a Lambda waves associated with off-set of saccades: A subject with large lambda waves. Biological Psychology, 8, 235-238.
Yagi, A. 1979b Saccade size and lambda complex in man. Physiological Psychology, 7, 370-376.
Yagi, A. 1980 A device for detecting lambda responses. Japanese Journal of Medical Electronics and Biological Engineering, 18 (Suppl.), 326-327.(In Japanese)
Yarbus, A. L. 1967 Eye movements and vision.(Trs. by B. Haigh) New York: Plenum Press.

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On the basis of the result that the lambda response was associated with the offset of the saccade, EEGs were averaged at the offsets of saccades to obtain the lambda responses under the following four conditions: in the dark, looking at a white paper, looking at a map, and searching on the map. Six subjects were permitted to move their eyes freely. It was found that the lambda response showed the tendency similar to the visual evoked potential. The offset averages enabled more accurate detection of the responses than did the onset averages in earlier studies. It was therefore discussed that the lambda response might be applicable as a new index of research on visual activity with free eye movements.

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