Vaitkus et al., 2017 - Google Patents
The validity of eye blink rate by using evaluation of attentionVaitkus et al., 2017
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- Vaitkus A
- Gudžiūnas V
- Paulėkas E
- Urniežiūtė G
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- J. Med. Sci
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There are three main types of blinks: reflex blinks, voluntary blinks and endogenous blinks. The focus of our research is on endogenous eye blinks, that present changes of attention and changes in thought processes. According to the literature, blink rate is reduced in …
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