Presaccadic Perception is a theoretical construct in visual neuroscience that refers to the mechanism by which perceptual sensitivity is modulated immediately before the execution of a saccadic eye movement, distinguishing it from other pre-motor visual processes by its specific role in maintaining perceptual stability across eye movements.
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Human smooth pursuit: stimulus-dependent responses
J. R. Carl, R. S. Gellman · Journal of Neurophysiology · 1987 · 469 citations
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