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useful field of view

useful field of view Useful field of view is the area of the visual field from which a person can take in information in a single glance without moving the eyes or head.

Useful field of view is the area of the visual field from which a person can take in information in a single glance without moving the eyes or head. In psychology and vision research, it refers to how efficiently someone can quickly pick out relevant visual information, a skill linked to everyday activities such as driving, visual search, and mobility.

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Drafting source: Woutersen Karlijn; van den Berg Albert V; Boonstra F Nienke; Theelen Thomas; Goossens Jeroen. Useful field of view test performance throughout adulthood in subjects without ocular disorders. 2018; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0196534; article XML SHA-256 c04daf779cc3295819b15064ebb19eebdfcdebaea63a6a5bc3a856bb6205efbb. “Useful field of view test performance throughout adulthood in subjects without ocular disorders” (10.1371/journal.pone.0196534).
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