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Videoecology is a new scientific direction deals with ecology of visual environment and a beauty
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The concept on automaticity of saccades is the basis of videoecology.
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Theoretical and practical problems of videoecology are worked out in Moscow centre "Videoecology"
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The full concept of saccades automaticity is set out in V.A.Filin's monographs "Videoecology", in Russian (3 editions) and in English and "Automaticity of saccades", in Russian
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In fully blind persons in whom homogenizing of visual sphere is maximum, violation of parameters of automaticity of saccades also reaches its maximum: 100% of saccades are oriented in one direction and they all are larger in amplitude. As a result the eyes of a blind person look senselessly roving. Just by that criterion it is so easy to distinguish a blind person from a sighted one. Similar abnormalities of saccadic automaticity can be found in puppies when kept under black-out conditions.

Automaticity of saccades under myopia
Automaticity of saccades in weak-eyed patients
Automaticity of saccades under convergent and divergent strabismus
Automaticity of saccade under lesions of a muscle apparatus of eye
Automaticity of saccade under damage of oculomotor nerve
Automaticity of saccade under damage of brainstem structures
Alcohol influence on the automaticity of saccades
Mechanism of nystagmus

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Videoecology Videoecology is the science of interaction between a human being and visual environment
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Doctor of biology, academician of International Academy of sciences Vasiliy A. Filin is the founder of the videoecology as a science .
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Visual environment is all we perceive by organ of vision, in other words it is all we look at by our eyes
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