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Sensorimotor awareness requires intention: Evidence from minuscule eye movements

2024-07-02

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Microsaccades are tiny eye movements that are thought to occur spontaneously and without awareness but can also be intentionally controlled with high precision. We used these tiny visual actions to investigate how intention modulates sensorimotor awareness by directly comparing intended, unintended, and spontaneous microsaccades. In addition, we dissociated the effects of action intention and the actions’ visual c...

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Literature Corpus work: cfd9da2c-9879-5bd4-aa19-0078d2650930
DOI: 10.1101/2024.07.02.601661

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