This is cool study, and the results match my intuition. Without trying to go off-topic, it's interesting that the actual study involved no walking, or even eye

This is cool study, and the results match my intuition. Without trying to go off-topic, it's interesting that the actual study involved no walking, or even eye tracking. The data is self-reported from showing the participants images on a computer, and then having them click at where they would look. Years ago, when I did my driver's license, they showed us a study done in the freaking 80s, that captured with full eye-tracking what drivers were looking at while actually driving. With that technology now available pretty cheap off the shelf, I'm surprised at how low-tech this is. Is research funding in public health really this low?