Temporal dynamics of gaze-cueing attention among distinct interpersonal competence groups: Evidence from event-related potentials

Using the point detection paradigm and Evoked potential technology, we explored the temporal characteristics of college students' eye gaze cue processing. The data set includes two files, namely (1) Behavioral date: subjects' behavioral data results and (2) EEG date: subjects' EEG raw data. The file (1) Behavioral date presents the behavioral data results of the participants, including 12 horizontal rows and 43 vertical columns.

In the first horizontal row, we list the groups of participants (1 is the high social ability group, 2 is the low social ability group), number (subject number), age (subject age), gender (1 is male, 2 is female), and different experimental conditions (direct vision, averted, inverted, arrow, averted consistent/inconsistent, arrow consistent/inconsistent). The values in the vertical column under each condition are the participants' reaction time under that condition. File (2) EEG date is the original Electrophysiology data of the experiment.