Eye tracking and schizophrenia

By observing the eye movements of schizophrenia patients while playing a simple video game, a University of British Columbia researcher has discovered a potential explanation for some of their symptoms, including difficulty with everyday tasks.

[@johntim3491]

Ocular blocking / muscular armoring in Schizophrenia was first diagnosed by Wilhelm Reich over 80 years ago. Science is just catching up.

[@Le.dictateur.africain]

I noticed in a schizophrenic that sometimes she can not bear the artificial light and the day-light.
Another awesome remark: when she sleeps, she sometimes hears the clicks of my computer mouse as she sleeps 4 meters away from the computer and the door is closed!

[@benvascon]

This is very interesting. For me it seems like the dicoordination is more like a consequence. Otherwise, seems like a good approach to train the skill of associating between reality and thoughts that is compromised on schizofrenic individuals.

[@randomvicky939]

Amazing explanation !!!

[@bereruter0]

my eyes jerk while tracking my finger left to right I took a few videos of it it probably jerks 2-5 times while going left to right to left ive also got a lot of schizophrenic symptoms but then again ive got bipolar symptoms too so wouldn't this make me schizoaffective if I got diagnosed? also things like hearing voices at night and delusions which I have can be from bipolar but my uncle was schizophrenic so its in my family

[@believeraq1744]

i have this problem?how can i treat this?not jerky but i cant explain this to my doctor as well.like sometimes my eye move in different directions and the things that i want to avoid stick towards that.and sometimes by watching towards the face of a person its not limited towards face but towards his or her whole body and mostly towards avoidable parts of body

[@snowdrop2212]

Do you still have it

[@Jack-Surreal_Panes]

Newer studies show there is a correlation netween eye movement and predicting Schizoaffective disorders and periods of psychosis. 80% sucess rate is a rather good meteic with the control groups.

[@spiritualservicesgodbless7641]

Thank you Sweetie Pie for the video. 🐥🐾

[@123________]

Question is the abnormal eye movement got something to do with the antipsychotic medication that are schizophrenic is the abnormal ID never got something to do with the antipsychotic medication at skitzofrenix take

[@analisamarieh4119]

incredible!

[@Mike-vt9fk]

This is a form of cyber stalking and highly illegal I'm being done this way in Oakville Indiana and I want it stopped

[@margitvarganemunkacsi9700]

My Eyes move like that, sometimes I hear voices that I find impossible to understand, I'm paranoid and check all my doors and wardrobes multiple times at night(1-8ish times), and mirrors. I sleep under blankets and pillows so I can't be seen 'cuz I'm paranoid and I have an extreme fear of dark. What is this web doctors?

[@daniellaguzman2013]

Why docthey see that way?? Not smoothly right to left?? Please answer that please.

[@monicaj3023]

Do Patients with nystagmus have a higher percentage of SZ ?

[@SergioCastro-g6f]

Do cognitive brain games not schizophrenics?

[@jjcool980]

Did they make this app?

[@ジェイダグラント]

I don't get this...

[@johnsrcstuff7936]

What a load of bloody rubbish

[@timothy627]

This work's on other HEALTH THE tracking Hz Fq Ear's face body CODE''