Objective: Patterns of successive saccades and fixations (scan paths) that are made while
viewing images are often spatially restricted in schizophrenia, but the relation with cannabis …

Visual scanning of face images is widely reported to be abnormal in schizophrenia. This
impaired processing has been proposed to be partly responsible for patients' disturbance in …

Background: Visual scanpath analyses provide important information about attention
allocation and attention shifting during visual exploration of social situations. This study …

The human visual system is comprised of an array of complex organs, which jointly decode
information from visible light to construct a meaningful representation of the surrounding …

BackgroundThis paper highlights the role of the visual scan path as a physiological marker
of information processing, while investigating positive symptomatology in schizophrenia …

The development of trait markers of schizophrenia would represent an important advance in
understanding the genetic architecture of the disease. To date, no candidate markers have …

Background: Visual scanning and planning of actions are reported to be abnormal in
patients with schizophrenia. Most studies that monitored eye movements in these patients …

There is substantial evidence that schizophrenics have deficits in face processing. We
hypothesised that this difficulty is due to abnormalities in the visual scanning of faces. The …

Background: Abnormal visual scanpaths to faces and facial expressions in schizophrenia
may underlie schizophrenic subjects' disturbed interpersonal communication. This study is …

Abnormal visual scanning of faces, objects, and line drawings has been observed in
patients with schizophrenia and is thought to reflect neurocognitive impairment. In this study …