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  • 30. Effects of age on latency and error generation in internally mediated saccades.
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  • 36. A gaze-contingent paradigm for studying continuous saccadic adaptation.
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  • 40. Higher free testosterone level is associated with faster visual processing and more flanker interference in older men.
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