Even with considerable evidence there is still a lack of consensus of the precise relationship between saccadic eye movements and spatial attention.
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Even with considerable evidence there is still a lack of consensus of the precise relationship between saccadic eye movements and spatial attention.
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- Age-Related Changes in Visual Tracking (1994) · doi
BACKGROUND: To reassess conflicting findings in earlier studies on the effect of aging on smooth pursuit and saccadic eye movements, we compared visual tracking in a large number of elderly normal subjects aged 75 to 93 years and a group of young adults aged 18 to 43 years.
Keywords: aged years background reassess conflicting earlier effect aging smooth pursuit saccadic movements compared visual tracking - Age-related slowing of lower limbs visuomotor reaction time in 60-79 years old women (2025) · doi
Background: There is limited knowledge on the latency of eye-foot reaction in the elderly, although some of their activities of daily living demand a quick response of the lower limbs.
Keywords: background there limited knowledge latency foot reaction elderly activities daily living demand quick response lower - Saccadic Latency and Attentional Control: Evidence for the Pre-Motor Theory of Attention (2006)
Even with considerable evidence there is still a lack of consensus of the precise relationship between saccadic eye movements and spatial attention.
Keywords: even considerable evidence there still lack consensus precise relationship saccadic movements spatial attention
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