Sudden Eye Movements Used to Look from One Object to Another

question 12

Multiple Choice

Sudden eye movements used to look from one object to another are known as ______.

• A)saccades
• B)smooth-pursuit movements
• C)fixation
• D)nonconscious movements

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Comprehend the circumstances where withholding judgment on the plausibility of claims is appropriate.

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