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Volume7, Issue2

FEATURES OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION IN THE VISUAL SENSORY SYSTEM DEPENDING ON THE PROCESSES OF VISUAL PERCEPTION

    E. A. Kravtsova N.I. Belousova P.V. Tkachenko N. S. Razinkova N.V. Solovev

European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2020, Volume 7, Issue 2, Pages 3411-3416

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Abstract

According to the properties of the percept image, the information processing rate in the sensory
system and, as a result of this, its dissemination in the analyzer depends on a person’s individual qualities. The
goal of the research is to study the features of visual information distribution depending on the pole of cognitive
style: field-dependence/ field-independence (FD/ FID). Materials and methods of the research. The study
involved 60 healthy right-handed (according to self-report) males and females. Visually evoked potentials for
chess pattern (VEPCP) were registered, and the test “Gottschaldt figure” was used to study individual perception
features by the cognitive style FD/ FID. Results and discussion. The study of both linear and curvilinear
correlation relations in the system of VEPCP components allows us to characterize the intra-system connections
of the visual analyzer, and reflect individual characteristics as well. The analysis of the connections revealed
have showed that males are characterized by a continuous adjustment of visual attention directed at a geometric
object, which is confirmed by a high number of curvilinear connections; in females, the primary zone of the
visual cortex is mainly involved in the processing of visual information, and a high number of linear relations
between the latencies of VEPCP components. Field-independent males and females have initially a greater
number of intra-system connections of component latencies, which is characterized by a large amount of
subcortical and cortical structures being involved in the processing of visual information received directly during
attention concentration.
Keywords:
    visually evoked potentials cognitive style field-dependence/ field-independence
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(2020). FEATURES OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION IN THE VISUAL SENSORY SYSTEM DEPENDING ON THE PROCESSES OF VISUAL PERCEPTION. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7(2), 3411-3416.
E. A. Kravtsova; N.I. Belousova; P.V. Tkachenko; N. S. Razinkova; N.V. Solovev. "FEATURES OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION IN THE VISUAL SENSORY SYSTEM DEPENDING ON THE PROCESSES OF VISUAL PERCEPTION". European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7, 2, 2020, 3411-3416.
(2020). 'FEATURES OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION IN THE VISUAL SENSORY SYSTEM DEPENDING ON THE PROCESSES OF VISUAL PERCEPTION', European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7(2), pp. 3411-3416.
FEATURES OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION IN THE VISUAL SENSORY SYSTEM DEPENDING ON THE PROCESSES OF VISUAL PERCEPTION. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2020; 7(2): 3411-3416.
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