Eye Study Results

Seven participants participated in the study; all of them were undergraduates or graduate students of Royal Holloway. Everyone has normal vision or correct eyesight. Experiments were conducted according to the Helsinki Declaration, approved by the Royal Holloway Regional Ethics Committee of the University of London and received written informed consent. Follow standard MRI screening procedures and pay for volunteer participation. Participants were scanned twice, usually at approximately one week intervals.

To study the gaze tracking model of ourselves and other ethnic faces, to bridge the gap between previous studies, and to study factors that at least partially explain the differences from previous results, We have established several characteristics in the analysis. Our study First, we used two other ethnic face categories (Africa and China), in contrast to previous studies that used only one previously. Next, I used various analysis methods such as using AOI (region of interest) and heat map analysis. Third, we systematically change the fixed position and change before the stimulus begins to detect fixed differences in other ethnic aspects not related to visual motor factors. Finally, to reproduce the test results, we acquired eye tracking data at the coding and recognition stage of the test.

The difference between seeing yourself and other ethnic faces depends subtle and analytically: inconsistent report

Eye tracking This method is used to study various cognitive processes, most notably visual and language processing. Eye gaze is related to personal attention focus. Therefore, by monitoring eye movements, you can investigate what kind of information is being processed at a specific time. With eye tracking, you can study the cognitive process in a short time. Eye movement is an online decision that reflects the duration of the task and provides us with insight as to how these decisions can be handled.