The study involved two experiments which used the cueing paradigm and manipulated the
number of cues (group/individual) and face orientation (forward/reverse). The two experiments were
conducted to investigate the effect and mechanism of group gaze cueing effect through moving and static
eye cues respectively. The results show that: In the moving condition (Experiment 1), both group and
individual eye cues induced stable gaze following, and group eye cues had stronger cues than individual
cues, while face orientation did not affect gaze following. In the static condition (Experiment 2), although
both group and individual eye cues induced gaze cueing effect, there was no significant difference in
the amount of gaze cueing effect under the condition of different number of cues and face orientation.
Through the comparative analysis of the two experiments, it was found that eye movement enhanced the
group gaze cueing effect.