Antisaccades are a nonstandard task requiring a response mirror-symmetrical to the location
of a target. The completion of an antisaccade has been shown to delay the reaction time …

Executive function supports the rapid alternation between tasks for online reconfiguration of
attentional and motor goals. The oculomotor literature has found that a prosaccade (ie …

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 …

An antisaccade is the execution of a saccade to the mirror-symmetrical location (ie, same
amplitude but opposite visual field) of a single and exogenously presented visual target …

The presentation of a remote–but not proximal–distractor concurrent with target onset
increases prosaccade reaction times (RT)(ie, the remote distractor effect: RDE). The …

The completion of an antisaccade (ie, a nonstandard task) lengthens the reaction time (RT)
of a subsequent prosaccade: a behavioral phenomenon termed the unidirectional …

Antisaccades produce longer reaction times (RT) than their prosaccade counterparts and
this latency increase has been linked to an oculomotor 'pre-setting'that prevents the …

A salient feature of executive function is the ability to rapidly alternate between tasks to allow
online reconfiguration of attentional and motor goals. Notably, task-switching efficiency is …

The completion of an antisaccade delays the reaction time (RT) of a subsequent
prosaccade; however, the converse switch does not influence RT. In accounting for this …

Alternating between different tasks represents an executive function essential to activities of
daily living. In the oculomotor literature, reaction times (RT) for a 'standard'and stimulus …