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Perceiving crowd attention: Ensemble perception of a crowd's gazeSweeny et al., 2014
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In nearly every interpersonal encounter, people readily gather socio-visual cues to guide their behavior. Intriguingly, social information is most effective in directing behavior when it is perceived in crowds. For example, the shared gaze of a crowd is more likely to direct …
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