Fig. 4From: Gazing through the bubble: an experimental investigation into financial risk-taking using eye-trackingFrom top to bottom: dynamics of arousal (pupil dilation), dis-engagement (average distance between consecutive gaze points) and lack of attention (average distance from screen center) with average cross-section individual returns for the holdings (A) and decision-making (B) sub-periods of the first trading session. See Fig. 8 from the “Appendix” for the second trading sessionBack to article page