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1. We predict that participants will have a higher proportion of correct answers in trials with colored stimuli as opposed to trials with grayscale stimuli. 2. We predict that participants will perform the best when the presentation duration is 8.3 ms and that their performance will decrease as presentation duration increases. 3. We predict that participants will perform worse when different intra-saccadic and post-saccadic presentations resemble each other based on color and content. 4. With respect to the reverse regression approach described in the Analyses section, we predict that low spatial frequencies and orientations parallel to the saccade direction, as well as colors drive "same scene" responses.
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