“…Gazing at a face allows us to extract socially relevant information about the person, including identity, gender, age, race, expression, and the direction of gaze. In turn, the type of information we seek to gather from a face influences how we scan the face and what facial features we are most likely to fixate (Boutet, Lemieux, Goulet, & Collin, 2017; Vaidya, Jin, & Fellows, 2014). Although the task, context, individual differences, and social and cultural factors can all affect our gaze behavior toward faces, there are also consistent biases found across most observers.…”