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Gaze-related functions driving gaze anchoring in reaching

2025-08-25

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When reaching to a target, we typically direct our gaze to the target throughout the reach. If a secondary saccade target is presented during the reach, and we are instructed to shift our gaze to this target, the gaze shift is generally delayed until the reach target has been attained—a phenomenon known as gaze anchoring. Here, we compared gaze anchoring in human participants when reaching to a visual target versu...

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Literature Corpus work: 187d4bbc-452a-5fc0-b4af-a0d45bb16856
DOI: 10.1101/2025.08.20.671334

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