Is there a common factor for vision? One would expect that people who are good in one visual task are good in similar tasks as well. Surprisingly, we found almost no significant correlations between different paradigms in vision (Grzeczkowski et al., 2017; Cretenoud et al., 2019). Likewise, in healthy ageing we found very few significant correlations between visual tasks (Shaqiri et al., 2019). In addition, there seems to be no clear gender differences in vision (Shaqiri et al., 2018).
Publications
- Cretenoud AF, Karimpur H, Grzeczkowski L, Francis G, Hamburger K, Herzog MH (2019). Factors underlying visual illusions are illusion-specific but not feature-specific. Journal of Vision, 19(14):12, p1-21.
- Shaqiri A, Roinishvili M, Grzeczkowski L, Chkonia E, Pilz K, Mohr C, Brand A, Kunchulia M, Herzog MH (2018). Sex-related differences in vision are heterogeneous. Scientific Reports, 8(1):7521, p1-10.
- Grzeczkowski L, Clarke AM, Francis G, Mast FW, Herzog MH (2017). About the individuality of vision. Vision Research, 141, p282-292.
- Cappe C, Clarke A, Mohr C, Herzog MH (2014). Is there a common factor for vision? Journal of Vision, 14(8):4, p1-11.
- Shaqiri A, Pilz KS, Cretenoud AF, Neumann K, Clarke A, Kunchulia M, Herzog MH (2019). No evidence for a common factor underlying visual abilities in healthy older people. Developmental Psychology, 55(8), p1775-1787.
- Ballhausen N, Lauffs MM, Herzog MH, Kliegel M (2019). Investigating prospective memory via eye tracking: No evidence for a monitoring deficit in older adults. International Journal of Psychophysiology, 146, p107-116.
- Pilz KS, Kunchulia M, Parkosadze K, Herzog MH (2015). Ageing and visual spatiotemporal processing. Experimental Brain Research, 233(8), p2441-2448.
- Roinishvili M, Chkonia E, Stroux A, Brand A, Herzog MH (2011). Combining vernier acuity and visual backward masking as a sensitive test in aging research. Vision Research, 51(4), p417-423.