Multiple Choice
Saccades
A) Are always straight
B) Are always curved
C) Are mostly straight but can be curved when visual targets are moved experimentally while initial saccades are under way
D) Are straight or curved depending on how bright the surroundings are
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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