If your baby avoids eye contact, turns away when you look at them, seems to gaze past you, or doesn’t hold your eyes during feeding or play, you’re not imagining it, and you’re not overreacting. This ...

In the United States, there's one specific gesture that's deeply embedded in social interactions. From an early age, parents and teachers instruct children to look people in the eyes when speaking to ...

There's ample evidence that eye contact is highly compelling: We're more attuned to faces whose eyes are trained on us than faces whose eyes are looking elsewhere. Even newborns pay more attention to ...

(A) Calibration Sheet with ROIs. The ROIs measured (1) 0.5 degrees of visual angle, (2) 1 degree of visual angle, and (3) 2 degrees of visual angle with trajectory of fixations. (B) Illustration of ...