The eye movements that you use when you read do not produce motion blur on the retina be- cause of suppression.
A)saccadic
B)smooth pursuit
C)vergence

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When you read, you make quick eye movements called saccades to jump from one word to the next. During these movements, the brain suppresses the visual input to prevent motion blur on the retina. This allows for clear vision even during rapid eye movements. Smooth pursuit and convergence are not directly involved in reading and do not affect motion blur suppression.

The Eye Movements That You Use When You Read Do