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Précis of Observing and influencing preferences in real time : Gaze , morality and dynamic decision-making

Imagine walking down a street with a friend, casually chatting as you make your way towards a movie theatre. Just outside the theatre you are stopped by a homeless person asking for spare change. While stopping and considering you look back and forth between the person and your goal, the movie theatre. Suddenly, your friend tugs your arm and hurries you to move on, less you will miss the beginning of the film. At that moment you are forced to make your decision, to give the homeless person change or not. There might be all sorts of reasons going through your head at that moment for doing one thing or the other. Some of these might have influenced your final decision, or, at least, you could argue so. However, could the precise moment when your friend tugged your arm have affected your choice? And, if so, did the direction you were looking at when you were interrupt have any influence?