(When Deni is kidnapped and taken to see Red Cargo, he's sternly told to make a nametag). That approach proves adaptable to the thriller elements, particularly considering Glover's gift for reactive comedy — he can get a laugh with something as simple as a shifted gaze or even a dumbfounded deadpan.
Smooth pursuit refers to eye movements that allow the eyes to closely follow a moving object rather than shifting gaze more abruptly, which is referred to as a saccade.
This would reduce the need for shifting gaze across a wide area and for moving the focus of attention across very different display formats (see Athènes, Chatty, & Bustico, 2000).
He told me about a set of goggles he'd gotten his hands on that charted electronically, and in detail, the wearer's shifting gaze.
But questions of guilt and innocence at Tuol Sleng run far deeper than Nhem En's shifting gaze.
But are dogs capable of following more subtle cues, such as our shifting gaze?
Alternatively, shifting gaze could reflect men's vigilance, which may vary with the presence of a partner and his attractiveness, and thus index intrasexual competition.
Keep looking in the eye without shifting gaze too much; otherwise you begin to look crafty or dishonest.
Thus, it would seem surprising if an infant of a younger age were to show sharp head movements when shifting gazes.
In support of this hypothesis, event-related potentials (ERP) resulting from viewing changes in gaze direction showed that, unlike infants with later typical development, 6- to 9-month-old Sib-A did not differentiate between faces that shifted gaze away from faces that shifted gaze towards the viewer (Elsabbagh, Mercure, et al., 2012; Fig. 1b).
