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Microsaccadic suppression of peripheral perceptual detection performance as a function of foveated visual image appearance

2024-03-12

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Microsaccades are known to be associated with a deficit in perceptual detection performance for brief probe flashes presented in their temporal vicinity. However, it is still not clear how such a deficit might depend on the visual environment across which microsaccades are generated. Here, and motivated by studies demonstrating an interaction between visual background image appearance and perceptual suppression st...

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Literature Corpus work: a67013bc-8e28-5b53-ab59-7736e1230cdb
DOI: 10.1101/2024.03.07.583880

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