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Abstract# 
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Poster Title
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First Author
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Session
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43.301
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On the relationship between distributed association networks and category-preferring visual streams in the inferotemporal cortex
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Salvo, Joseph
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.302
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Dissociable representations of object category and stimulus format in human ventral temporal cortex
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Yao, Jewelia
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.303
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Characterizing critical bands and absolute efficiency of neural networks using ideal observers
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Peiris, Anne
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.304
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Excitation-inhibition balanced pruning yields sparse, accurate category computing circuits with emergent animate-inanimate routes
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Andrade, Jeffery
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.305
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Perceiving animacy in otherwise-identical images
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Boger, Tal
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.306
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 Seeing New Connections: How Insight Transforms Visual Representations
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Van Hove, Emily
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.307
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Size-dependence of object recognition in natural scenes
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Yancy, Gabriel
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.308
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The Edge Statistics of Drawings from Around the World
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Endejan, Tom
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.309
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Visibility Is Not Performance: Feature-Specific Dissociations in Visual Processing
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Persuh, Marjan
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.310
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Can Eurasian Jays (Garrulus glandarius) make causal inferences about weight?
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Bucci-Mansilla, Giuliana
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Object recognition: Categories
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43.311
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Color is Not Important for Object Recognition, Even with Low Vision
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Altinordu, Nil
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Object Recognition: Features, parts
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43.312
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Efficient encoding of dynamic visual scenes based on elementary 3D features
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Castellotti, Serena
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Object Recognition: Features, parts
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43.313
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Low Spatial Frequency and the Human Channel Biases Emerge in Neurally Aligned Models but Do Not Explain Visual Robustness
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Shao, Zhenan
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Object Recognition: Features, parts
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43.314
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Probing the language of perception: Object files distinguish pop-out from ancillary features
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Caulfield, Avery
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Object Recognition: Features, parts
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43.315
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Behavioral and neural signatures of representational relevance for object concepts
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zhuang, Tonghe
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Object Recognition: Features, parts
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43.316
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AutoPsych: Automated Psychophysics for Interpretability and Diversity Benchmarking
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Issa, Habon
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Object Recognition: Features, parts
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43.317
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Attractiveness at first sight: Influences of higher-level cognitive processing on facial attractiveness judgements
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Cheung, Olivia S.
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.318
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Perceived trustworthiness biases memory for emotional expressions
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Yang, Chunliang
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.319
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False Memory for Faces: Effects of Emotion and Age Using the Deese-Roediger-McDermott Paradigm
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Hu, Rui
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.320
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Average or Unique? Distinctiveness Encoding Facilitates Face Recognition Across Viewing Conditions
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Koudinova, Gray
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.321
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Approach-Avoidance Behavior Shapes Perception and Memory for Facial Expressions
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De, Arijit
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.322
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The neural basis of personal space and responses to nearby social threats: an fMRI study
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Vinke, Louis
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.323
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Auditory Information impacts Face Perception in an opposing aftereffect paradigm
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Ao, Xueqi
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.324
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Controlled Learning Histories with Artificial Races Induce an Other-Race–Like Recognition Effect
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Sanchez, Emmanuella
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.325
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Learning History Modulates Recognition but Produces Limited Changes in Feature Use in an Alien Other-Race Effect Paradigm
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McCarthy, Ula
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.326
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Gaze Behaviours Associated with Social and Perceptual Encoding of Faces
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Carton, Steven
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Face and Body Perception: Social cognition 2
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43.327
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The strength of face pareidolia varies across images, individuals, and computational face detection models
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Villani, Saivydas
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Face and Body Perception: Individual differences
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43.328
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 Age-Related Difference in Peripheral Information Benefits for Face Perception
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Cui, M. Eric
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Face and Body Perception: Individual differences
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43.329
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Individual stability of social viewing strategies across repeated conversations
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Casteau, Soazig
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Face and Body Perception: Individual differences
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43.332
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A Common Ensemble Perception Factor for Objects and Faces Strongly Related to General Intelligence
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Chang, Ting-Yun
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Face and Body Perception: Individual differences
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43.333
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Hyperrealism in AI face detection is context-dependent and predicted by object recognition ability
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Gauthier, Isabel
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Face and Body Perception: Individual differences
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43.334
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Efficient Eyes: Face Recognition Ability Shapes How Much Information Is Needed—and How Much the Eyes Are Used—for Identity and Gender Processing
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Côté, Laurianne
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Face and Body Perception: Individual differences
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43.335
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Soft yet robust: People see rich structure in sparse dynamic point light cloths despite radical changes in size and location from moment to moment
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Erdogan, Merve
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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43.336
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Social Interaction Encoding by Neurons in the Macaque Ventral Superior Temporal Sulcus
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Bognar, Anna
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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43.337
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A developmental shift in human body representation: Age-related differences in the body inversion effect for headless bodies in infancy
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Kobayashi, Megumi
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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43.338
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The visual processing of social interactions: evidence from eye-movements
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Gray, Katie L.H.
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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43.339
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Multisensory Embodiment Modulates Body-Centered Spatial Attention Beyond Visual Cues
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Shigemasu, Hiroaki
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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43.340
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Spatialized Virtual Sound Objects Induce Retinotopy-Like Organization in Primary Visual Cortex
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Akcan, Alara
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Functional Organization of Visual Pathways: Retinotopy, population receptive fields
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43.341
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Towards efficient retinotopic mapping beyond the screen’s edge
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Satzger, Robert
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Functional Organization of Visual Pathways: Retinotopy, population receptive fields
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43.342
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A direct comparison of population receptive field mapping results acquired with 2D and 3D echo-planar-imaging fMRI acquisition
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Windischberger, Christian
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Functional Organization of Visual Pathways: Retinotopy, population receptive fields
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43.343
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Stimulus Configuration and Temporal Sampling Jointly Modulate pRF Reproducibility
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Linhardt, David
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Functional Organization of Visual Pathways: Retinotopy, population receptive fields
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43.344
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Population receptive field parameters are biased by stimulus features
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Lerma-Usabiaga, Garikoitz
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Functional Organization of Visual Pathways: Retinotopy, population receptive fields
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43.345
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Population receptive field (pRF) mapping: Is grid fit all you need?
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Mittal, Siddharth
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Functional Organization of Visual Pathways: Retinotopy, population receptive fields
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43.346
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Normalization based population receptive field model captures fMRI response changes driven by shifts in neural input in human early visual cortex
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Ahn, Jeongyeol
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Functional Organization of Visual Pathways: Retinotopy, population receptive fields
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