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Description: Previous research found a search advantage for facing dyads (i.e., groups of two) compared to non-facing dyads. While these past studies focused on dyadic interactions (i.e., two individuals), the current study will investigate whether such search advantage can be generalized to larger groups (i.e., groups comprised of at least three individuals). More specifically, we are interested in whether there is an upper limit of group size for the search advantage of facing groups.