Emotionally excited eyeblink-rate variability predicts an experience of transportation into the narrative world

By Ryota Nomura, K. Hino, Makoto Shimazu, Yingzong Liang, T. Okada. 2015

Subfields: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology

Citations in the corpus

• EEG Blink Artifacts Can Identify Read Music in Listening and Imagery (2025, unknown): “Motivated from a previous study analyzing eye blink trains as neuronal spike trains [27], we applied the Victor-Purpura spike train distance [25] D spike ( q ) , such that spike-times correspond to blink times here, and q ( Hz ) is a hyper-parameter for penalizing time-shifts between blinks across…”