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How do Naturalistic Visuo-Auditory Cues Guide Human Attention? Insights from Systematic Explorations in Visual Perception of Embodied Multimodal Interaction

2025-09-11

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<p>Studies in visual cognition highlight the importance of visual, spatial, and auditory cues in influencing human attention. Such cues often tend to be indicative of actions or events, thereby serving as predictive indicators in both passive observation as well as in interactive engagement. Our research focuses on visual attention in passive observation, particularly examining the manner in which visual, spatial,...

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536d19c0-c822-541b-91ad-bbb1570f566e
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10.31234/osf.io/u3fn2_v1
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