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Uncovering everyday attention in the lab: front-viewed heads boost overt social orienting

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Experiments reveal that front-facing head cues enhance social attention, suggesting eye contact as a key social signal.

Eye movements show enhanced social attention with front-facing heads, indicating strong influence on orienting responses.
Participants displayed differing responses based on head orientation in social contexts during experiments.
Experiment methodology included manual response tasks and recorded eye movements for assessing attentional shifts.
Findings highlight the significance of eye contact as a powerful social signal, calling for research in dynamic settings.

Dalmaso et al. (2025) studied this question.

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