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The eye–mind wandering link: Identifying gaze indices of mind wandering across tasks.

Faber et al., 2020

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1742594366963720829
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Faber M
Krasich K
Bixler R
Brockmole J
D'Mello S
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Journal of experimental psychology: human perception and performance

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During mind wandering, visual processing of external information is attenuated. Accordingly, mind wandering is associated with changes in gaze behaviors, albeit findings are inconsistent in the literature. This heterogeneity obfuscates a complete view of the moment …
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