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Perisaccadic perceptual mislocalization strength depends on the visual appearance of saccade targets

2024-08-19

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We normally perceive a stable visual environment despite repetitive eye movements. To achieve such stability, visual processing integrates information across saccades, and laboratory hallmarks of such integration are robustly observed by presenting brief perimovement visual probes. In one classic phenomenon, perceived probe locations are grossly erroneous. This phenomenon is believed to depend, at least in part, o...

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92f44775-300a-5dce-8cd2-8cabfc1d8890
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10.1101/2024.08.16.608354
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