Fig. 1. Equipment for registering eye movements SMI iViewXTM Hi-Speed 1250

Fig. 2. Samples of distractor faces: African, Asian, Caucasian (European)

Fig. 3. Patterns of standard samples with relevant and irrelevant distractors [1]

Fig. 4. Percentage of errors of the glance direction [2]

Fig. 5. Average latency of the saccade [3]

Fig. 6. Average speed of saccades [4]

Table 1. Mean value of errors (M) and standard deviations (SD) of the variable "Number of erroneous glances" (per cent)

Table 2. Statistical indicators of the average number of errors in samples with distractor faces of different races

Table 3. Mean values (M) and standard deviations (SD) of the variable "Saccadic Latency"

Table 4. Mean values (M) and standard deviations (SD) of the variable "Saccade speed"

Notes:

1. Left bar: the fixation point changes colour to green; according to the instruction the participant must change to leftward, the gaze cue in the distractor face is also leftward. Right bar: the fixation point changes colour to green, but the gaze cue in the distractor face is also rightw ard.

2. Left bars correspond to probes with the congruent gaze cue of the distractor face, right correspond to probes with the incongruent gaze cue of the distractor face.

3. On the abscissa axis there are groups of stimuli containing distractor faces of different races. The ordinate axis represents the latency of the saccade, ms. Bars with horizontal shading represent congruent samples.

4. On the abscissa axis there are groups of stimuli containing distractor faces of different races. The ordinate axis represents the values of the variable in angular degrees per second.

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