Perceptual judgments related to stimulus-sets are represented computationally different than
individual items. In particular, the perceptual averaging hypothesis contends that the visual …

Antisaccades entail decoupling the spatial relations between stimulus and response and
executing a saccade to a target's mirror-symmetrical location. The indirect spatial relations …

Antisaccades require the top-down suppression of a stimulus-driven prosaccade (ie,
response suppression) and the inversion of a target's spatial location to mirror-symmetrical …

In several previous experiments examining the effects of participants' expectations on
oculomotor performance, the manipulation of target probability has been confounded with …

Saccadic averaging that causes subjects' gaze to land between the location of two targets
when faced with simultaneously or sequentially presented stimuli has been often used as a …

Latencies of antisaccades made in the direction opposite to a peripheral target are typically
slower longer than of prosaccades towards such a target by 50–100 ms. Antisaccades have …

To generate the next eye movement, oculomotor circuits take into consideration the physical
salience of objects in view and current behavioral goals, exogenous and endogenous …

The antisaccade task requires participants to inhibit the reflexive tendency to look at a
sudden onset target and instead direct their gaze to the opposite hemifield. As such it …

In the global effect, prosaccades are deviated to a position intermediate between two targets
or between a distractor and a target, which may reflect spatial averaging in a map encoded …

In previous studies of saccadic targeting, the issue how visually guided saccades to
unambiguous targets are programmed and executed has been examined. These studies …