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Detection and identification of geometric forms using peripheral and central vlewlng1 STEPHEN HANDEL2 AND RICHARD E. CHRIST KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
Two tasks. using identical geometric forms. compared nasal peripheral. temporal peripheral. and central viewing. In the first task. using a yes-no confidence rating scale procedure, four Ss judged the presence or absence of a known geometric form (detection). In the second task. the same Ss judged which of seveNI knOWfJ forms was presented (identirJaltion). The major result is tMt tIIUIll aPld tempora! peripheral viewing QN! similarand that both peripheral regions differ from central viewing. Also, detection and identification are relatively independent processes; the ease of detection of a form does not predict the ease of identification of that form. Previous work comparing nasal and temporal peripheral vieWing (Wyke & Ettlinger. 1961; Crovitz & Daves, 1962; Wyke & Chorover, 1965) have led to conflicting results. This is not surprising since each study used a different set of experimental conditions (e.g.• stimuli, tasks. viewing positions, methods of stimulus presentation). Nasal and temporal peripheral viewing of the same stimuli have not been compared using different tasks and rarely has peripheral viewing been compared with central VieWing. Therefore, this experiment attempted to generalize previous work by comparing performance in the detection and identification of the same geometric forms using nasal peripheral. temporal peripheral, and central viewing. Detection Talk In the detection task, S judged simply the presence or absence of one known geometric form. A yes-no confidence rating scale procedure was used to generate an ROC curve. This procedure yiel