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. 2019 Apr 1;9:5395. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-41857-z

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Effect of corrective saccades on velocity judgments. (a) Average of the participants’ mean velocity judgments for the three different target velocities and two values of TX, separated by the oculomotor behavior. Black symbols show responses on pure pursuit trials. Blue and green symbols show responses on trials with forward and backward saccades, respectively. Circles show the data for the short TX. Squares show the data for the long TX. The data points for each velocity have been spread horizontally to improve visibility. (b) Summary of the effect of corrective saccades on perceived velocity: difference between trials with corrective saccades and the corresponding pure pursuit trials (averaged across the three target velocities). All error bars show the standard error of the mean across participants.