Saccadic Latency Development is a neurodevelopmental construct that refers to the age-related changes in the time interval between the presentation of a visual stimulus and the initiation of a saccadic eye movement, reflecting the maturation of cognitive control and oculomotor processing speed.
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Contrast, Probability, and Saccadic Latency
R. H. S. Carpenter · Current Biology · 2004 · 133 citations · Full text
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