Previous studies on gaze perception have identified 2 opposing effects of head orientation
on perceived gaze direction—1 repulsive and the other attractive. However, the relationship …

Most vertebrates, humans included, have a primitive visual system extremely sensitive to the
motion of biological entities. Most previous studies have examined the global aspects of …

In order to disentangle the effects of an adult model's eye gaze and head orientation on
infants' processing of objects attended to by the adult, we presented 4‐month‐olds with …

There is increasing evidence for a role of the amygdala in processing gaze direction and
emotional relevance of faces. In this event-related functional magnetic resonance study we …

Visual search tasks support a special role for direct gaze in human cognition, while classic
gaze judgement tasks suggest the congruency between head orientation and gaze direction …

Multivariate regression is increasingly used to study the relation between fMRI spatial
activation patterns and experimental stimuli or behavioral ratings. With linear models …

Recognizing a person we know seems like an unremarkable occurrence within the stream of
everyday events. However, the ease with which most of us recognize a familiar face belies …

Gaze and arrows automatically trigger attentional shifts. Neuroimaging studies have
identified a commonality in the spatial distribution of the neural activation involved in such …

178 Mary C. Potter sequence at rates in the range of eye fixations (Potter & Levy, 1969), our
memory for pictures is poor, implying that one glimpse is not sufficient for later memory. In …

Previous studies demonstrated that the steady-state visual-evoked potential (SSVEP) is
reduced to the repetition of the same identity face when compared with the presentation of …