Presentation 1998/9/18
The relationship between gaze perception and head rotation.
Takao Sato, Akinobu Akagi, Hiroaki Shigemasu,
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Abstract(in English) When stimulus person's head is rotated, gaze perception becomes inaccurate and is shifted in the direction opposite to head turn(head-turn effect). We examined the relationship between this effect and under-estimation of head turns. We first measured the accuracy of gaze-direction perception with several head-turn angles, and confirmed a clear head-turn effect.Next, we examined the accuracy of head-turn itself, and found that it is generally underestimated. We then examined gaze perception with synthesized images in which underestimation of head turns was compensated, and found that the error was dramatically reduced for these pictures. These results demonstrate underestimation of head turn is an important factor for the error in gaze perception.
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Keyword(in English) gaze perception / face perception / head rotation / eye deviation
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Title (in English) The relationship between gaze perception and head rotation.
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Keyword(1) gaze perception
Keyword(2) face perception
Keyword(3) head rotation
Keyword(4) eye deviation
1st Author's Name Takao Sato
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Psychology, Fuculty of Letters, University of Tokyo()
2nd Author's Name Akinobu Akagi
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Psychology, Fuculty of Letters, University of Tokyo
3rd Author's Name Hiroaki Shigemasu
3rd Author's Affiliation Department of Psychology, Fuculty of Letters, University of Tokyo
Date 1998/9/18
Paper # HIP98-25
Volume (vol) vol.98
Number (no) 276
Page pp.pp.-
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