while most people become less accurate. We did not find the expected effects, that is a beneficial effect of observation on the easier (2-back), but a hindering in the more difficult (3-back) condition. Individual differences in how people react to observation seem stronger than our manipulation.

while either being observed via a video call or not. We found that social pressure results in an overall less accurate but faster performance in the n-back task. It turns out that this is not due to a speed accuracy trade-off, as some people actually get faster and more accurate under pressure,

We show this effect both with explicit and implicit learning, that over-time show similar eye movement changes. At the same time, there is robust statistical learning, without any influence on eye movements. 3/3

Using a gaze contingent stimulus paradigm, we show that eye movements adapt to hidden spatial regularities of visual scenes, predicting individual statistical learning performance. 2/3

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