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. 2014 Jun 20;8:48. doi: 10.3389/fnint.2014.00048

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Copyright © 2014 Chen, Chen, Zhou and Mustain.

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Exemplar position (top) and velocity (bottom) traces (A) and the amplitude-velocity main sequence relationship between rewarded and unrewarded saccades, showing that the saccadic velocities were relatively higher in rewarded than unrewarded saccades, independent of the amplitude-velocity coupling (B). The amplitudes (abscissa) of rightward and leftward saccades are assigned as positive and negative values, respectively. The data were obtained from subject F1, separated for saccadic directions (open arrows) and test order (first: left, second: right).