Affiliation:
1. Human Factors & Applied Cognition George Mason University
Abstract
This report explores the hypothesis that eye blinks serve as a sort of “mental punctuation” during completion of a complex task. Specifically, it examines the rates of eye blinks while people are engaged in a complex decision-making task. The data suggest that eye blinks are suppressed while people are engaged in cognitive processing, and that they rebound once that processing has been completed.
Subject
General Medicine,General Chemistry
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