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    Visual attention shifts can mislocate objects. Attentional repulsion, where objects move away from attention focus, is stronger when cues are farther in depth from the fixation point.

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    • Attention shifts can alter visual object localization.
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    • Depth cues may influence spatial attention and object perception.

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