Psychology

Intentional looks facilitate faster responding in observers

F. Mayrand, S. D. Mccrackin, et al.

Discover how the intentional gaze of observers can change perceptions and responses! Research conducted by Florence Mayrand, Sarah D. McCrackin, and Jelena Ristic reveals that self-chosen eye gaze leads to faster responses and highlights the role of subtle eye motion properties in perceived intentionality.

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