An eye tracking study by a French laboratory, conducted in seven countries, presented an image of an attractive woman to both men and women to discover where their eyes went.
While the study made the unremarkable discovery that men spend longer than women observing a woman's chest, it also found that women spend much longer looking at the wedding ring on the woman's finger.
The study was conducted by French company Miratech and used its eye tracking technology to track the eye movements of men and women when presented with the image.
TRUE? Men stare at breasts, women at wedding rings
