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Figures 2C 2E plot biases for the two conditions as a function of the test gaze deviations and reveal a systematic shift in the sign of the biases.

In order to measure discrimination thresholds, one interval contained a test gaze deviation, and the other the test had an offset added to it (comparator).

One face had a constant direction of gaze deviation ("test"), and the other had an offset added to this test gaze deviation ("comparator").

For example, if a leftward test gaze deviation is seen as more direct because of increased uncertainty, the psychometric function will shift to the right so that the point of subjective equality approaches 0°.

In order to examine if the prior shifted with head orientation, biases were measured at four test gaze deviations with the use of the mixed discrimination condition for leftward-rotated heads and rightward-rotated heads.

The intersection point between the two oppositely signed curves corresponds to the peak of the prior, which was measured in an additional three observers who only performed the discrimination task at two extreme test gaze deviations (+9° and −9°).

However, whether or not subjects follow the gaze of others to detect environmental effects depends on the paradigm used to test gaze-following abilities.

The human literature has focused almost entirely on infants in their first 18 months of life, but also studies testing gaze following in chimpanzees, Pan troglodytes, have focused mostly on juvenile or adult animals (Teufel, Gutmann, Pirow, & Fischer, 2010).

Ripple president and co-founder Ali Diab said sales are increasing, in part, because of the company's precise measurement tools it is testing gaze-detection software to show advertisers exactly how many pairs of eyeballs looked at their ad and for how long.

No significant differences could be observed concerning the test drivers' gaze between old or modern objects, but a significant difference was observed between the test drivers' gaze between road stretches with faraway objects and stretches without objects.

As with experiment 1, the first analysis run was an omnibus test for gaze differences between the Context and No-context groups across the viewing of the critical portion of the film clip (the same 1 minute and 49 seconds of the clip that both groups saw).