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The eyes have it: Perceived ocular vitality as a unifying account of eye-region dominance in social perception
The eye region has an outsized influence on first impressions of faces. Its surface features, however, have been studied one cue at a time. This narrative integrative review proposes perceived ocular vitality as a unifying construct: an observer-side inference of youthfulness, health, and alertness
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