The cost of making an eye movement: A direct link between visual working memory and saccade execution.
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Albert Postma | Stefan Van der Stigchel | Nathan Van der Stoep | Martijn J Schut | A. Postma | S. van der Stigchel | M. Schut | N. van der Stoep
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