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Trade-off between search costs and accuracy in oculomotor and manual search tasks

2024-10-16

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Humans must weigh various factors when choosing between competing courses of action. In case of eye movements, for example, a recent study demonstrated that the human oculomotor system trades off the temporal costs of eye movements against their perceptual benefits, when choosing between competing visual search targets. Here, we compared such trade-offs between different effectors. Participants were shown search d...

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Literature Corpus work: 05afaade-dc92-595b-9fb8-fc41d591f819
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.14.618170

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