The antisaccade task
The antisaccade task is an established eye-tracking paradigm to investigate the ability to inhibit a pre-potent oculomotor response and subsequently exert an alternative action. More precisely, participants are asked to inhibit a reflexive saccade in the direction of a visual stimulus (the The antisaccade task. Please see section Eye-tracking procedure of Methods for detailed task description.Compared with visually-guided prosaccades, the cognitively more demanding antisaccades recruit the right DLPFC and ACC (Given that desynchronization of beta band oscillations (13–30 Hz) is generally coined as a facilitator of movement initiation, its role during the initiation of saccades is also conceivable (