A large international study finds that babies living in insecure conditions, including as refugees, display key social skills on par with children raised in more stable environments.

Humans can detect another person’s intentions just by observing their eyes, even before any movement takes place.

It's often said that the eyes are the mirror of the soul. Or we might say that “I see it in your eyes.” This reflects the fact that sight is the predominant human sense. We have a natural tendency to ...

Babies living as refugees have some of the same social skills as children with more secure home conditions. This is shown by a new study that researchers from Uppsala University have conducted in ...

From slurs to false accusations, here are 12 times Nancy Mace manufactured political stunts just to feel the public eye's ...

McGill researchers have demonstrated something long assumed: that glances can transmit information about one's mental state ...

Sonal Chauhan's unexpected appearances at Mumbai Indians matches have sparked significant social media buzz, surprising the ...

Making eye contact seems simple enough, but this subtle aspect of nonverbal communication carries tremendous weight in how ...

Most SSMs can be broken down into two key components: inputs and integrators ( Bogacz et al., 2006 ). Inputs encode the drift rate – the rate of evidence accumulation – and integrators encode the ...

And also to direct your attention outside yourself, as in when a distance runner focuses on the shoulder blades or the ...

People naturally follow those who seem sure of their path, even when that certainty is manufactured. Watch how often truly ...

Results During the comic reading task, webcam-based eye tracking effectively captured ... WBET proved effective in tracking gaze behavior during comic reading tasks, revealing meaningful attention ...