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Individual differences in human gaze behavior generalize from faces to objects

2023-06-01

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<p>Individuals differ in where they fixate on a face, with some looking closer to the eyes while others prefer the mouth region. These individual biases are highly robust, generalize from the lab to the outside world, and have been associated with social cognition and associated disorders. However, it is unclear, whether these biases are specific to faces or influenced by domain-general mechanisms of vision. Here,...

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446fd927-b633-5a11-80a5-349017c55a0f
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10.31234/osf.io/vwgep
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