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. 2019 Jul 15;81(8):2755–2765. doi: 10.3758/s13414-019-01671-1

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Fig. 1 — Example trials from Experiment 1, joint-gaze task. Participants first fixated the cross and pressed the spacebar (a), and 600 ms later, a face was displayed for 1,500 ms with direct gaze (b). Next, the same face displayed averted gaze to the left or right for either 200 or 1,200 ms (SOA; c). Finally, on joint-gaze trials, one of the placeholders turned green (upper panel), to which participants saccaded and fixated for 500 ms (d). For non-joint-gaze trials, the gazed-at placeholder turned red, indicating that participants should saccade to and fixate the opposite placeholder. Stimuli are not to scale. (Colour figure online)