Spatiotemporal predictability of saccades modulates postsaccadic feature interference.

ABSTRACT: Spatial attention and eye movements jointly contribute to efficient sampling of visual information in the environment, but maintaining precise spatial attention across saccades becomes challenging due to the drastic retinal shifts. Previous studies have provided evidence that spatial attention may remap imperfectly across saccades, incurring systematic feature inference with ongoing perception, yet the role of saccade predictability remains largely untested. In the current study, we investigated whether spatiotemporal predictability of saccades influences postsaccadic remapping and feature perception. In two preregistered experiments, we implemented the postsaccadic feature report paradigm and manipulated spatiotemporal predictability of saccades. Experiment 1 manipulated spatial and tempo

SUBMITTER: Chiu TY 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12697699 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature