Gaze cues (repeatedly) fail to influence person evaluation.
Samantha Gregory,
Vilma Pullinen,
Margaret Cecilia Jackson
Abstract:Eye gaze is an important social signal that people generally cannot help but follow, leading to joint attention. Joint attention has been shown to speed basic processing of objects, enhance memory for them, and even affect immediate value-based appraisal by increasing object likability. Here, across 8 experiments, we investigate for the first time whether jointly attending to other faces affects their longer-term social value (liking, trust) and attentional value (attention allocation and prioritisation). Eman… Show more
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