Table 2.
Cutoffs for statistical significance obtained from permutation analysis
| Task | Comparison | Cutoff for significance (ms) |
|---|---|---|
| IPAST | Pro-saccade to anti-saccade | 200 |
| Anti-saccade to direction error | 200 | |
| Pro-saccade to direction error | 200 | |
| Sex (all ages) | 228 | |
| Sex (<18) | 290 | |
| Sex (18–45) | 344 | |
| Sex (>45) | 316 | |
| FV | High to low gaze clustering | 138 |
| Sex (all ages) | 218 | |
| Sex (<18) | 266 | |
| Sex (18–45) | 212 | |
| Sex (>45) | 201 |
Cutoffs are rounded up to the nearest even number. They indicate the minimum consecutive duration for which two curves must be significantly different to assume a true effect in each comparison. IPAST, interleaved pro-/anti-saccade task; FV, free-viewing task.