Saccadic suppression refers to the fact that:
A) the speed of saccadic eye movements is slowed compared to other eye movements
B) the ciliary muscles tire easily when making saccadic eye movements
C) we do not extract visual information during a saccadic eye movement
D) saccadic eye movements are rarely used

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Saccadic suppression refers to the fact that we do not extract visual information during a saccadic eye movement. This prevents us from experiencing a blur or distortion in the visual field during quick eye movements.

Saccadic Suppression Refers to the Fact That