Attention Trade-Off for Localization and Saccadic Remapping

Dreneva, Anna; Chernova, Ulyana; Ermolova, Maria; MacInnes, Joe

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Attention Trade-Off for Localization and Saccadic Remapping

Anna Dreneva

, Ulyana Chernova, Maria Ermolova, Joe MacInnes

Vision, Volume: 5, Issue: 2, Start page: 24

Swansea University Author: Joe MacInnes

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Predictive remapping may be the principal mechanism of maintaining visual stability, and attention is crucial for this process. We aimed to investigate the role of attention in predictive remapping in a dual task paradigm with two conditions, with and without saccadic remapping. The first task was t...

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Attention Trade-Off for Localization and Saccadic Remapping

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