Anti-Saccade Test Leaderboard
Look AWAY from the flash. Suppressing reflexive eye movements requires prefrontal control.
All-Time Rankings
Higher is better
| Rank | Player | Location | Score |
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| #1 |
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antisac_god
GOLD
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🇯🇵 Kyoto | 97% |
| #2 |
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look_away
SILVER
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🇺🇸 MIT | 96% |
| #3 |
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pfc_ctrl
BRONZE
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🇩🇪 Tübingen | 95% |
| #4 |
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inhibit_eye
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🇰🇷 KAIST | 94% |
| #5 |
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saccade_pro
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🇬🇧 UCL | 93% |
| #6 |
A
antisac_ace
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🇸🇬 NUS | 92% |
| #7 |
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eye_ctrl
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🇨🇳 Peking U | 91% |
| #8 |
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dlpfc_king
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🇦🇺 ANU | 90% |
| #9 |
R
reflect_x
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🇫🇷 Paris | 89% |
| #10 |
O
oculomot_k
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🇨🇭 Geneva | 88% |
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What is a good Anti-Saccade Test score?
| Level | Score Range |
|---|---|
| Exceptional | ≥ 96% |
| Excellent | 91–95% |
| Above Avg | 84–90% |
| Average | 72–83% |
| Below Avg | 55–71% |
| Low | < 55% |
Anti-saccade errors (reflexive saccades toward the cue) are strongly associated with schizophrenia (error rates up to 50% vs 15% in controls) and ADHD. The task requires the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex to override the reflexive saccade pathway from the superior colliculus.
What does the Anti-Saccade Test test measure?
The Anti-Saccade task shows a flashing cue on one side of the screen; you must click on the opposite side. Your automatic oculomotor reflex is to look toward the flash (a pro-saccade), so you must actively suppress this reflex and redirect your gaze. It is one of the most powerful tests of frontal lobe executive control available.
How to improve your Anti-Saccade Test score
- → Before the flash, mentally prime yourself: "look to the opposite side."
- → Don't track the flash - treat it as a start signal, not a target.
- → The anti-saccade task is highly practice-sensitive; daily repetitions reduce error rates significantly.