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Nuri Reyes investigates the intricate mechanisms of social perception, with a primary focus on how individuals interpret gaze cues in both typical and atypical development. Her work uniquely bridges 2D and 3D visual processing, demonstrating that gaze perception is far more contextually complex than previously assumed. In her highly regarded 2022 study, Reyes examined how head and pupil rotations influence gaze perception, revealing critical differences in how neurotypical individuals and those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) process these multi-cue signals. This research has garnered 3 citations and is recognized for challenging traditional single-cue paradigms, offering a more ecologically valid framework for understanding social cognition. By highlighting the interplay between multiple visual cues, Reyes’ contributions have significant implications for early diagnostic tools and interventions in ASD. Her work stands as a vital step toward more nuanced models of social perception, emphasizing the real-world complexity of reading others’ intentions through gaze.
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