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Experienced vs. actual gaze reciprocity in repeated social interactions: A gateway toward social connectedness
In many contexts, direct gaze is regarded as a socially rewarding signal that promotes positive interpersonal evaluations, yet most evidence stems from single, in-the-moment judgments of briefly presented faces. Across three eye-tracking experiments, we examined whether repeated gaze-contingent inte
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