Katsetusi
Katsetusi is a Finnish term used in discussions of nonverbal communication to denote brief, often evaluative glances exchanged between people during interaction. The word is built from katse (“glance”) and -tus (“act, process”) and is used to refer to the act or occurrence of glancing, particularly when it conveys information about attitudes or intentions without words.
In studies of gaze behavior, katsetusi is described as a rapid, involuntary or semi-voluntary glance that may
In research and analysis, the concept is explored with observational coding and eye-tracking to understand how
Related topics include gaze, eye contact, nonverbal communication, and eye-tracking.