Social Psychology
Eye tracking is used in social psychology to measure how human behavior is influenced by social context.
Eye tracking in social psychology
Revealing a subject’s pattern of attention in social situations helps researchers understand the impact of visual impact on thoughts and behavior.
Eye tracking is an important tool in studying:
- Attitude formation and change
- Persuasion
- Social cognition
- Self-concept
- Social influence
- Group dynamics
- Interpersonal attraction
Product and services
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