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Conditioned Compensation of Self-Generated Motion: Unifying the Flashed Face Distortion Effect and Cardiac-Microsaccade Coupling

2026-04-23

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<p>Two seemingly disparate phenomena---the Flashed Face Distortion Effect (FFDE) and cardiac-microsaccade coupling---have resisted integration into mainstream theories of perception and oculomotor control. We propose that both reflect a common computational principle: \emph{classically conditioned compensatory control} of self-generated motion.The FFDE occurs when peripheral face transients trigger a conditioned s...

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efa48e21-52c7-53c3-8398-704c119574a2
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10.31234/osf.io/k8n7b_v1
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