A Comparative Study on Line Bisection and Landmark Task Performance Using a Hybrid Online Setting

Bisection tasks are commonly used to assess biases and asymmetries in visuospatial attention both patients neurologically intact individuals. In these tasks, participants usually asked identify the midpoint manually bisect a horizontal line. Typically, healthy individuals tend show an processing advantage for left visual field, known as “pseudoneglect.” Here, performance at two computerized versions of task was compared pseudoneglect Specifically, we hybrid online setting which subjects (n = 35) performed under video guidance experimenter. We measured attentional line bisection landmark tasks. found although bias larger task. Overall, findings that may provide valid suggest their feasibility clinical setting.