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• W2753371637 abstract "Abstract Directing our gaze towards a moving target has two known advantages for judging its trajectory: the spatial resolution with which the target is seen is maximized, and signals related to the eyes’ movements are combined with retinal cues to better judge the target’s motion. We here explore whether tracking a target with one’s eyes also prevents factors that are known to give rise to systematic errors in judging retinal speeds from resulting in systematic errors in interception. Subjects intercepted white or patterned disks that moved from left to right across a large screen at various constant velocities while either visually tracking the target or fixating the position at which they were required to intercept the target. We biased retinal motion perception by moving the pattern within the patterned targets. This manipulation led to large systematic errors in interception when subjects were fixating, but not when they were tracking the target. The reduction in the errors did not depend on how smoothly the eyes were tracking the target shortly before intercepting it. We propose that tracking targets with one’s eyes when one wants to intercept them makes one less susceptible to biases in judging their motion." @default.
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• W2753371637 date "2017-09-07" @default.
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• W2753371637 title "Potential Systematic Interception Errors are Avoided When Tracking the Target with One’s Eyes" @default.
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• W2753371637 doi "https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-017-11200-5" @default.
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