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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"looking behaviour"”.
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Biases in Looking Behaviour during Visual Decision Making Tasks
… we used eye-tracking to investigate biases in looking behaviour during visual decision making tasks. In Experiment 1, participants viewed arrays of images of photographic art and decided which image was preferred (from a set of either two or eight alternatives). To analyze gaze behaviour during …
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"Can you ask her to help?" An examination of the factors that promote and discourage prosocial intervention in preschool children
… barrier), and one was capable. Participants’ looking behaviour between the two actors during the study was also recorded and analyzed as an additional, nonverbal measure of their prediction about who would help. Approximately half of the participants in the sample actively intervened on behalf …
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An Integrated Two-stage Innovation Planning Model with Market Segmented Learning and Network Dynamics
… approach that aggregates much of the market behaviour. An advantage of this method is that forecasts and other analyses may be performed with the necessity of estimating few parameters. The second is a micro-level approach that aims to utilize microeconomic information pertaining to the …
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Habit Modification in Consumption: Theory and Evidence
… debt contract that induces a change in consumer behaviour. The model predicts the following: (i) past experience in debt motivates the consumer towards a more forward-looking behaviour; (ii) ‘excess sensitivity’ and ‘excess smoothness’ of consumption are likely to be time-varying, and (iii) …
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Fake people with real influence: Human responses to computer-generated (CG) and GAN faces
… to CG and human faces do not differ (e.g., looking behaviour, emotion ratings, perceptions of trustworthiness); and (4) there is a concerning lack of data comparing hallmark face processing effects (e.g., inversion effect, N170 response) for CG versus human faces, which has theoretical and …
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Fake people with real influence: Human responses to computer-generated (CG) and GAN faces
… to CG and human faces do not differ (e.g., looking behaviour, emotion ratings, perceptions of trustworthiness); and (4) there is a concerning lack of data comparing hallmark face processing effects (e.g., inversion effect, N170 response) for CG versus human faces, which has theoretical and …