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Faces in scenes attract rapid saccades

2022-11-01

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<p>During natural vision the human visual system has to process upcoming eye movements in parallel to currently fixated stimuli. Saccades targeting isolated faces are known to have lower latency and higher velocity, but it is unclear how this generalizes to the natural cycle of saccades and fixations during free-viewing of complex scenes. To which degree can the visual system process high-level features of extrafo...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/utkjw

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