Fig. 4.

Time course of pseudoneglect during object-in-scene search. Spatial asymmetries are described as a change of horizontal gaze deviation (°) over time. The vertical line at 0° represents the vertical midline of the scene, with negative deviations indicating a leftward bias in the distribution of attention and gaze. a Combined data for all scene images. The two small horizontal lines intersecting the vertical midline mark the mean duration of the initial central fixation and the mean search time, respectively. b The data are depicted separately for scenes in which the target was located on the left (blue solid line) or right (red broken line) side of the image. In both panels, the shaded area around the mean depicts a 95% bootstrap confidence interval. See text for details