Abstract
Eye fixation time distributions in subjective selection of paired food pictures by opinions ‘Like’ and ‘Dislike’ were measured, respectively. Results show frequency of eye fixation in diffusive search is larger than that in specific search. And the frequency of eye fixation for ‘selected’ pictures is larger than that for ‘not selected’ pictures in the specific search.
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