Eye movements are the human body’s fastest and most common actions: We actively shift our gaze about two to three times per second to gain information about our environment. Where we look determines what we learn about the ever-changing world around us. On the other hand, what we know and what we expect to happen in the world also impacts the way we move our eyes.
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