Face Perception: Social cognition

Poster Session: Tuesday, May 23, 2023, 2:45 – 6:45 pm, Pavilion

Abstract#	Poster Title	First Author
56.452	A NETWORK OF REGIONS IN THE HUMAN BRAIN INVOLVED IN PROCESSING FAMILIARITY	Noad, Kira
56.453	Electrophysiological evidence that own-race faces are recognized more automatically	Galinier, Chloé
56.454	Both Purely Visual and Simulation-based Models Uniquely Explain Human Social Interaction Judgements	Malik, Manasi
56.455	General architectural and learning constraints produce visual features sensitive to facing dyads	Janini, Daniel
56.456	Does face recognition correlate with narcissim? A replication.	Romero-Ayala, Gabriella
56.457	Religious labels and food preferences, but not country of origin, support opposing aftereffects on the basis of religion	Shakil, Maheen
56.458	Inferential tracking reveals context is more informative than faces in judgments of trustworthiness.	Fang, Yifan
56.459	Lateralization of dynamic social interaction perception	Small, Hannah
56.460	New task - new results? How the area of direct gaze is influenced by the method of measurement	Linke, Linda
56.461	How we can use the eyes to understand human interaction	Lau, Wee Kiat
56.462	Viewing images with closed eyes diminishes implied social presence	Jacobs, Oliver
56.463	Effect of Sclera Size on Social Judgements: A Potential Support for the Cooperative Eye Hypothesis	Boyer-Brosseau, Mathias
56.464	Positive Valence Acquisition of Non-social Stimuli Associated with Low Cognitive Effort	Reck, Lily R.
56.465	Dyad arrangement affects perceived emotional intensity	Gray, Katie L.H.

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