Saccade Amplitudes Are Increased by Firing More Motor Neurons in Relevant

question 1

Multiple Choice

Saccade amplitudes are increased by firing more motor neurons in relevant cranial nerves and by increasing the durations of their firing. Consistent with this model,

• A) Saccade peak velocities increase with saccade amplitudes
• B) Saccade peak velocities decrease with saccade amplitudes
• C) Saccade peak velocities do not vary with saccade amplitudes
• D) Saccade peak velocities depend on how individuals pursue moving targets with their eyes

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