Abstract
The apparent movement path (AMP) of a circularly moving spot pursued by the eyes (spot A) and of another stationary or circularly moving spot (spot B) were examined. Experimental variables were speed of rotation; number of rotations; position of the stationary spot (experiment 1) and phase angle between rotation of spot A and B (experiment 2). The AMP of spot A was a spirally shrinking circular or elliptic path. Both speed and number of rotations had an effect on the size of AMP of spot A. The AMP of spot B was in general a circle or an ellipse in some respects corresponding with the retinal locus of the image of spot B.
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