Gaze Direction.

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Gaze direction is a component of our social experience that is relatively tractable for experimental research, as it can be defined along a continuous dimension (e.g., with horizontal deviations of the eyes ranging from approximately 40° leftward to 40° rightward) and has an identified cortical basis in the superior.





Yes, you can feel when someone is looking at you. It's called "Gaze Direction" and it's the sense, your brain uses when it's feels someone is staring at you.

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