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Validation of webcam-based eye-tracking in human sign- and goal-trackers

2026-05-29

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<p>Recently, psychology has shifted from ignoring individual differences to using them to understand the variability in human behaviour. A key example is how people respond to cues that predict rewards. When exposed to reward-predictive signals, sign-trackers treat the cue itself as a motivational magnet, showing strong attraction and attentional bias toward it even when it is irrelevant to reward delivery. In con...

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c62728c2-9327-548e-b5a0-49c19f447db7
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10.31234/osf.io/xnpbj_v2
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