Digital environments increasingly rely on visual communication, yet consumers do not process visual information under neutral conditions, especially during periods of crisis and elevated anxiety. This article examines how anxiety and life-context factors shape visual information processing, using two eye-tracking exper...
T. Borysova, S. Khrupovych, L. Halko et al.· Automation, Control, and Inf...· 0 citations
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