According to Pelphrey, Viola and McCarthy (2004), which part of the brain tends to be more active when there is mutual eye contact as compared to averted gazes?

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The superior temporal sulcus region is known to be involved in processing social cues, including eye gaze, and is more active during mutual eye contact.

According to Pelphrey, Viola and McCarthy (2004), Which Part of the Brain