Gaze acts from an early age as a cue to orient attention and, thereafter, to infer our social
partners' intentions, thoughts, and emotions. Variants of the attentional orienting paradigm …

Mathematical performance implies a series of numerical and mathematical skills (both
innate and derived from formal training) as well as certain general cognitive abilities that, if …

Background. We investigated whether individuals with high levels of autistic traits integrate
relevant communicative signals, such as facial expression, when decoding eye-gaze …

Arrows and gaze stimuli lead to opposite spatial congruency effects. While standard
congruency effects are observed for arrows (faster responses for congruent conditions) …

According to the attention network approach, attention is best understood in terms of three
functionally and neuroanatomically distinct networks–alerting, orienting, and executive …

Background: Aesthetic vulvovaginal procedures are being performed with increased
frequency. Many experts have suggested that the growing demand for these procedures …

Among the studies on the perception of gaze vs. non-gaze stimuli, some have shown that
the two types of stimuli trigger different patterns of attentional effects, while others have …

The present study investigated whether another person's social attention, specifically the
direction of their eye gaze, and non-social directional cues triggered reflexive orienting in …

Joint focus of attention between two individuals can influence the way that observers attend,
encode, and value items. Using a nonpredictive gaze cuing task we previously found that …

Gaze has important functions in human social interactions. A direct gaze can be used to
focus observer's attention on a face, whereas an averted gaze can be used to direct …