Monocular asymmetries in recognition after an eye movement: Sighting dominance and dextrality

Abstract

Although monocular recognition scores for targets presented immediately after an eye movement do not differ, the two eyes show marked recognition asymmetries when both eyes are receiving inputs but a specific target is only presented to one. In general, the right eye performs better than the left, although there are interactions with sighting dominance and the direction of eye movement. © 1979 Psychonomic Society, Inc.