Which one of the following eye movements is triggered by head deceleration or acceleration?

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Vestibular-ocular movement is triggered by head deceleration or acceleration. The vestibular system in the inner ear detects changes in head movement and sends signals to the oculomotor system, leading to compensatory eye movements that stabilize the visual field. Optokinetic nystagmus, vergence eye movements, and saccades are all involved in visual tracking and exploration, but they are not directly triggered by head movement.

Which One of the Following Eye Movements Is Triggered by Head