Gaze and movement adaptation in response to delayed robotic movement during turn-taking.

In terms of relative frequency, there was a significant effect of condition (p<0.05), with the post hoc showing a significant difference between S and N (S < N, p<0.05) and with a trend towards significance between S and L (S < L, p=0.07).

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Face gaze duration did not differ significantly across conditions, though a marginal trend suggested more face gaze in the long delay and no-delay condition.

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