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Saccade Selection Predictably Changes With Load
Departing from traditional information-maximization accounts, recent work proposes that saccade selection arbitrates economically between the expected benefits and costs of shifting attention. We tested this economic account by manipulating the cognitive resources available during selection, arguing
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