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Antisaccade Test
Fixate the centre. A flash tempts you on one side — do not look at it. The opposite side then flashes a short arrow: read its direction and respond fast. Sixteen rounds score how well your brain suppresses that reflexive glance and redirects its attention.
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About the Antisaccade Test
In the antisaccade task you must look away from an unexpected flash — the opposite of what a reflexive eye movement wants to do. It is a standard measure of top-down attentional control and inhibition, used in cognitive research since the 1980s.
Successful trials lower false-alarm rates and quicker redirects. Failed trials, where the flash pulls a reflexive same-side press, are scored separately as impulse errors — the prosaccade mistake this task is built to expose.
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