Frontiers in psychology

Human brain mapping

perception

[1] Investigating the Effects of Embodiment on Emotional Categorization of Faces and Words in Children and Adults.

[2] Hyper-realistic Face Masks in a Live Passport-Checking Task.

[3] Fast periodic visual stimulation to highlight the relationship between human intracerebral recordings and scalp electroencephalography.

[4] facial shape analysis identifies valid cues to aspects of physiological health in caucasian, asian, and african populations

[5] neural correlates of body and face perception following bilateral destruction of the primary visual cortices

[6] face distortion aftereffects in personally familiar and unfamiliar faces

[7] examining age-related shared variance between face cognition, vision, and self-reported physical health: a test of the common cause hypothesis for social cognition

[8] developmental changes in face visual scanning in autism spectrum disorder as assessed by data-based analysis

[9] the sensitivity to replacement and displacement of the eyes region in early adolescence, young and later adulthood

[10] how category structure influences the perception of object similarity: the atypicality bias

[11] asymmetry in infants’ selective attention to facial features during visual processing of infant-directed speech

[12] what’s in a face? how face gender and current affect influence perceived emotion

[13] detecting superior face recognition skills in a large sample of young british adults

[14] classification of autistic individuals and controls using cross-task characterization of fmri activity

[15] Face perception in autism spectrum disorder: Modulation of holistic processing by facial emotion

[16] Social identity modifies face perception: an ERP study of social categorization.

[17] neural correlates of body and face perception following bilateral destruction of the primary visual cortices

[18] symmetrical and asymmetrical interactions between facial expressions and gender information in face perception