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for the pre-trial fixation times of 0 ms and 125 ms. Overall, short saccade latencies led to a small average DTC (i.e., a strong initial CFB) whereas long latencies led to a larger average DTC (i.e., a less pronounced initial CFB). 

Table 1 shows the output of the LMM for Experiment 1. The DTC for a pre-trial fixation time of 0 ms is significantly lower than the average DTC and for a pre-trial fixation time of 500 ms it is significantly higher. This means that a saccade immediately after a sudden image onset led to the strongest overall CFB in this experiment. The initial saccade latency is highly significant regardless of the pre-trial fixation time. The model also shows that an interaction between saccade latency and pre-trial fixation time exists. If the image appears directly after a succesfull fixation check (pre-trial fixation of 0 ms) the 

