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These findings are intriguing because they are consistent with recent suggestions that there is dissociation between perceptual judgments and motor responses (Milner & Goodale 1995). However, subsequent studies cast doubt on these early findings. Honda (1990) found that eye movements to a visual target flashed at the time of a prior saccade were directed not to the actual target position but to its perceptually misjudged position. Dassonville et al. (1992) also reported that when both human and nonhuman (monkey) subjects were required to make eye movements to the location of perisaccadic visual targets, they showed localization errors similar to those found in perceptual localization studies.
Conceivably, the iEPS may be explicit only in static conditions (when the eyes are immobile), momentarily suspended during rapid eye movements, and then restored to its new value when the movements are terminated. During the saccade itself, the firing of eye position neurons might evolve from one level to the next at its own intrinsic rate (Sperling 1990). For instance, something like: the stimulus occurred during the gaze shift from this to that position, and the brain’s best guess is that it occurred, say, some time at the beginning of the shift.
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