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A new study by researchers from the University of Rochester has uncovered a more intricate role: blinking also helps our brains process visual information more effectively.
Humans spend about 3 to 8 percent of their waking hours with their eyes closed due to blinking.
The researchers conducted the study in a controlled laboratory environment, using advanced eye-tracking technology to monitor participants’ eye movements precisely.
They found that when participants blinked during the presentation of the visual stimulus, their performance in identifying the grating’s orientation improved significantly.
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