Stephanie Brams

TL;DR: Results indicate that selectively allocating attention toward important task-related information is the most important skill developed in experts across domains, whereas expertise in medicine is reflected more in an extended visual span.

TL;DR: The results suggest that gaze behavior as well as other generic skills may provide important information concerning underlying processes that can explain successful performance during flight in expert pilots.

TL;DR: While participants with high attachment avoidance initially displayed a reduced propensity to increase their motor resonance upon direct eye contact, a single dose of OXT was able to promote an otherwise avoidant individual's propensity to engage inMotor resonance upon a salient social cue such as eye contact.

TL;DR: Practicalers who work with referees should be cautious when adopting gaze training strategies to improve selective attention, since the data on their effectiveness are scarce and sometimes contradictory.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors collected eye-tracking data from participants with different levels of experience when interpreting chest X-rays during the completion of a pathology-detection task, and compared with novices, intermediates and radiology residents fixated longer on areas that were more important to avoid missing any pathology.