Attractive faces draw our gaze but fail to hijack our peripheral attention
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We quietly scan our environment without noticing facial beauty, but when we physically move our eyes, our gaze naturally locks onto attractive faces. A new eye-tracking experiment reveals the social biology behind where we choose to look.
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