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No supplementary evidence of attention to a spatial cue when saccadic facilitation is absent
Attending a location in short space. Certain types of exogenous cues - such as sudden peripheral onsets - have been described as reflexive and automatic. However, it has been shown that it has been shown. However, it doesn’t automatically consider this location. It is a test of exogenous responses. We've seen such as saccadic curvature, microsaccades and pupil size. It can be measured as the result of the reaction time. There is no need for a microsaccade after the cue. It was the effect that the process of recovery was observed. It has been shown to be there in a field. Overall, we'll find it in pupil size. It is indicative of whether we see RT or facilitation or not. Microsaccades were not diagnostic in either experiment. Finally, there is no need for any response measures.