Evidence Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Can Improve Saccadic Eye Movement Control in Older Adults.

Although the trend for a reduction in reflexive errors during the antisaccade task did not reach statistical significance, the medium-sized effect is in line with past reports that suggested that damage to the frontal cortex can cause increases in erroneous reflexive errors during antisaccade tasks (e.g., Machado & Rafal [ 41 ]).

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Thus, we collapsed the data across saccade direction, and then assessed the stimulation condition via a paired-samples t test, which showed a trend for reduced reflexive errors following active relative to sham stimulation.

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