Authors: Tönsing, D., Schiller, B., Vehlen, A., Spenthof, I., Domes, G., & Heinrichs, M. Journal: Scientific Reports Eye contact is an integral part of our daily face-to-face interactions. For socially anxious individuals, however, the fear of scrutiny and negative evaluation can lead to gaze anxiety – perceiving eye contact as a source of discomfort. Examining […]

Authors: Zhao, H., Ma, J., Zhang, Y., & Chang, R. Journal: Scientific Reports Abstract: “As automated vehicles become more common, there is a need for precise measurement and definition of when and in what ways a driver can use a mobile phone in L2 autonomous driving mode, for how long it can be used, the […]

Authors: Lee, G., Hwang, S., & Lee, D. Journal: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health Abstract: “Black ice is one of the main causes of traffic accidents in winter, and warning signs for black ice are generally ineffective because of the lack of credible information. To overcome this limitation, new warning signs for […]

Authors: Wen, T. H., Cheng, A., Andreason, C., Zahiri, J., Xiao, Y., Xu, R., Bao, B., Courchesne, E., Barnes, C. C., Arias, S. J., & Pierce, K. Journal: Scientific Reports Although autism spectrum disorder (ASD) commences during pregnancy and early signs are noticeable within the first months postpartum, diagnosis is based on clinical judgment and […]

Understanding eye movements Eye movements are crucial for human interaction with the world, allowing for visual processing of high amounts of information about our surroundings. As research has shown, eye movements are an indirect source of relevant information related to cognitive processes, clinical phenomena, and basic brain mechanisms. As a result, eye movement measurements have […]