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- who: Eva M. Nunnemann from the University of Alberta, Canada have published the paper: The effects of referential gaze in spoken language comprehension: Human speaker vs. virtual agent listener gaze, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: These are open questions, which the authors investigated in four studies, designed as a series of eye tracking experiments that maximally contrasted human and virtual agent gaze when both were present as interlocutors at the same time. They provided written consent to participate in the study and for the collected data to be used for scientific purposes. The authors reported . . .
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