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Gaze Cueing experiment

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The Gaze Cuing experiment is an eye-tracking task that measures a participant's sensitivity to another person's gaze direction as a possible cue to predict the location of a next event.

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Sensitivity to gaze direction is taken as a marker of social competence. In the Social Gaze Task, children see a face with direct gaze, followed by an eye gaze shift to one side, followed by a small object (target) that appears on the cued side or the opposite side.

Eye movements are recorded using a Tobii TX300 eye tracker at 300 Hz frequency. The dependent variable is the latency with which the child detects the target. Generally, people detect targets on the cued side faster than targets on the opposite side.

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The reaction time differences between cued and opposite-side targets have been taken to reflect better social skill.

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Social Sciences
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Social Science
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