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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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Room
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56.301
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The neurochemistry of adult sensory eye dominance plasticity
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Kam, Ka Yee
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.302
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Visual experience is necessary for selectivity of faces over language in the fusiform
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Saccone, Elizabeth
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.303
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Neural predictors of surprise in controlled visual task and naturalistic viewing contexts
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Zhang, Ziwei
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.304
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Neural representations of visual stimuli in primary visual cortex change as a function of threat and safety learning
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Cui, Lihan
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.305
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The medial prefrontal cortex and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex play complementary roles in facilitating visual perceptual learning during sleep
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Yamada, Takashi
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.306
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From repetition-based to reactivation-induced perceptual learning: engagement of higher-order attentional brain regions
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Kondat, Taly
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.308
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Direction discrimination training recovers fine orientation perception in V1-damage fields
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Cavanaugh, Matthew
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.309
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Bypassing V1: Orientation selectivity in hMT+ of cortically-blinded patients
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Liu, Tina T.
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.310
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The Timecourse of Distorted Representations in the Primary Visual Cortex
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Erkat, O. Batuhan
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.311
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Short-term monocular deprivation in adult humans alters pulvino-cortical functional connectivity measured with resting-state fMRI at ultra-high field
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Acquafredda, Miriam
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Plasticity and Learning: Cortex
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.312
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Using tools as cues for dual adaptation to opposing visuomotor rotations in virtual reality
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King, Andrew
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Plasticity and Learning: Sensorimotor
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.313
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Modulations of sensorimotor network through visual motor training in people with Parkinson's disease (PwPD)
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DeSouza, Joseph FX
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Plasticity and Learning: Sensorimotor
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.314
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Specific motor learning induced by space-variant visual feedback distortion of the hand position
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Sedda, Giulia
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Plasticity and Learning: Sensorimotor
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.315
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The effect of visual statistical learning on proactive motor control is modulated by transcranial random noise stimulation over frontoparietal cortex.
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Ellena, Giulia
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Plasticity and Learning: Sensorimotor
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.316
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The domain-specific contribution of working memory to sensorimotor learning
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O'Bryan, Sean
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Plasticity and Learning: Sensorimotor
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.317
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Effects of different kinds of feedback on unconscious action learning and unconscious perception learning
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Gao, Jie
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Plasticity and Learning: Sensorimotor
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.318
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Grasping type affects Configural Encoding in Visual Working Memory
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Ahn, Shinhae
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Perception & Action: Grasping
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.319
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Looking at the Ebbinghaus illusion: differences in fixations fail to explain a classic perception-action dissociation
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Whitwell, Robert
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Perception & Action: Grasping
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.320
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Multisensory grasping relies on individual finger positions and their joint relationship
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Camponogara, Ivan
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Perception & Action: Grasping
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.321
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Visual selection of multi-digit contact surfaces for objects of varying mass
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Dehn, Kira Isabel
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Perception & Action: Grasping
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.322
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The simultaneous tilt illusion reveals separate yet interacting visual systems for perception and action
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Hasan, Hasan A.
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Perception & Action: Grasping
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.323
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Visually occluded grasp modulates orientation representation in human early visual cortex
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Threethipthikoon, Thanaphop
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Perception & Action: Grasping
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.324
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Shape Influences Perceived Ease of Grasping
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Gunter, McKenzie
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Perception & Action: Grasping
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.325
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Abstract representations of grasping action parameters in the dorsal stream
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Zur, Naama
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Perception & Action: Grasping
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.326
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How humans visually select how and where to grasp objects with articulated hands
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Hartmann, Frieder
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Perception & Action: Grasping
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.327
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Psychophysical scale of optical distortions of multifocal spectacle lenses
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Sauer, Yannick
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.328
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People Separate Allocentric and Egocentric Cues to Judge Orientation of their Surroundings and the Self
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Kim, Jong-Jin
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.329
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Perceived absolute distances in the intermediate distance range (>2 m) affected by binocular vision and target duration
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Chen, Yiya
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.330
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Tracking Perceptual Depth with Eye Vergence Movements in Real World, Augmented Reality, and Virtual Reality Environments
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Arefin, Mohammed Safayet
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.331
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A method to align real and virtual objects for mixed reality investigations of visually guide grasping
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Lepori, Fabrizio
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.332
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Angular Expansion in Perceived Elevation Without a Visual Ground Plane
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Tardeh, Prince
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.333
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Vection, presence, and cybersickness in a virtual reality driving simulation
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Hughes, Benjamin
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.334
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Perceived location of a static target in the dark affected by self-motion in the natural environment
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Yan, Lizhu
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.336
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Pupil responses to near and far stimuli at varying fixation depths in virtual reality
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Naber, Marnix
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.337
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No evidence for a ‘close advantage’ effect in virtual reality
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Hornsey, Rebecca
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.338
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Affordances and expectations about depth play a role in real objects' access to visual awareness
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Korisky, Uri
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.339
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Correct rendering blur
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Alshammari, Khatar
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.340
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Exploration of laser-based augmented reality device in the investigation of melanopsin's role in human vision, via direct stimulation of the blind spot.
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Tavakoli, Amir Vala
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3D: Spatial layout and VR/AR
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.341
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GAZE - a benchmark sample of free gaze behaviour towards complex scenes
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Linka, Marcel
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Eye Movements: Scenes, VR, 3D
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.342
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The influence of semantics and scene congruence on visual change detection during saccades
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Odegaard, Brian
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Eye Movements: Scenes, VR, 3D
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.343
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The Role of Prediction During Continuous Visual Tracking in 3D Environments
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Marijan, Aleksandra
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Eye Movements: Scenes, VR, 3D
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.344
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Cues for predictive eye movements in naturalistic scenes
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Goettker, Alexander
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Eye Movements: Scenes, VR, 3D
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.345
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Vergence performance to natural images of different sizes
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Mestre, Clara
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Eye Movements: Scenes, VR, 3D
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.346
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Dynamics of gaze and body while viewing omnidirectional stimuli
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David, Erwan
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Eye Movements: Scenes, VR, 3D
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.347
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Reconstructing pupillary dynamics during free-viewing of movies: the roles of pupil light and orienting responses
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Cai, Yuqing
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Eye Movements: Scenes, VR, 3D
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.348
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Looking for potential action: Differences in exploration behavior of static and (potentially) dynamic scenes
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Roth, Nicolas
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Eye Movements: Scenes, VR, 3D
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.349
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Free Moving Gaze-related Electroencephalography in Mobile Virtual Environments
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Wu, Ying Choon
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Eye Movements: Scenes, VR, 3D
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.350
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Recasting visual areas specialized for processing optic flow in the human brain
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Li, Li
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Motion: Optic flow
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.351
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Retinal flow controls gait during natural locomotion
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Panfili, Daniel
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Motion: Optic flow
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.352
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Retinal optic flow during real-world bahavior
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Matthis, Jonathan
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Motion: Optic flow
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.353
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Speed estimation for spatiotemporally bound and unbound motion stimuli
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Martinatti Giorjiani, Giuliana
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Motion: Optic flow
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.354
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Temporal stability of human heading perception
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Layton, Oliver
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Motion: Optic flow
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.355
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The Effects of Environmental Structure and Texture on Perceived Travel Distance
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Bansal, Ambika
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Motion: Optic flow
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.356
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Travel distance estimation from biological motion and optic flow
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Hülemeier, Anna-Gesina
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Motion: Optic flow
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.357
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Natural scene statistics of figure-ground motion in MT receptive fields
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Wang, Clara Tenia
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Motion: Optic flow
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.358
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Comparing Visual and Omniscient Models of Collective Crowd Motion
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Falandays, James
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Motion: Optic flow
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.359
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A moving watercolor illusion
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Kral, Austin
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Perceptual Organization: Contour integration, common fate
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.360
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Contour Integration Using Boundary and Region Information
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Hii, Doreen
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Perceptual Organization: Contour integration, common fate
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.361
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Detecting Correlated Target Motion in Moving and Static Dot Arrays
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Rogowitz, Bernice
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Perceptual Organization: Contour integration, common fate
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.362
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Feature-selective mechanisms that underlie the perception of causality
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Ohl, Sven
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Perceptual Organization: Contour integration, common fate
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.363
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Gestalt grouping vs. ensemble perception when following a crowd
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Warren, William
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Perceptual Organization: Contour integration, common fate
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.365
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High Spatial Frequency Stimuli Amplify Visual Integration Deficits in Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
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Abrham, Yonatan
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Perceptual Organization: Contour integration, common fate
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.401
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Visuo-semantic clashes: What happens when objects do not look like they should?
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Ólafsdóttir, Inga María
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.402
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Control of BOLD fMRI Responses Via Stimuli Generated with Voxel-Weighted Neural Network Activation Maximization
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Shinkle, Matthew
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.403
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Assessing the feasibility of high stimulus presentation rates for contrasting conditions in functional MRI studies
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Roth, Johannes
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.404
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Category trumps shape as an organizational principle of object space in the human occipitotemporal cortex
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Yargholi, Elahe
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.405
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Comparing Human Object Learning with Deep Neural Networks
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Peng, Yinuo
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.406
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Optimizing Naturalistic Object Categorization with Diagnostic Low-Level Visual Information
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Xie, Yongzhen
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.407
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Temporal dynamics of stereoscopic object classification
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Li, Zhen
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.408
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The tortoise and the hare: Fast and slow learners in an object categorization task
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Tanaka, James
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.409
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Visual adaptation to non-face animate objects elicits temporally robust high-level aftereffects
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Reindl, Antonia
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.410
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A common neural code for representing imagined and inferred tastes
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Avery, Jason
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.411
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Probing feature spaces of object categories with a drawing task
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Tiedemann, Henning
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.412
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The Sequential categorization identification paradigm: A New paradigm for combined inferences
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Ak, Aylin
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Object Recognition: Categories
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Pavilion
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56.413
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Spatial-frequency channels for object recognition by neural networks are twice as wide as those of humans
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Subramanian, Ajay
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.414
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Detectability of optogenetic stimulation in inferior temporal cortex in non-human primates depends on the plausibility of a corresponding visual event in the external world
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Lafer-Sousa, Rosa
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.415
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Neurons in macaque V4 prefer natural images to scrambled textures
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Lieber, Justin D.
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.416
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Probing the role of bypass connections in core object recognition by chemogenetic suppression of macaque V4 neurons
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Kar, Kohitij
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.417
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Simultaneous recordings from posterior and anterior body-responsive regions in the macaque Superior Temporal Sulcus.
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Bognar, Anna
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.418
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Adaptation to numerosity changes monotonic responses of early visual cortex
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Zhang, Liangyou
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.419
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Color and Shape Contingency Representations in Rhesus Macaques
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Loggia, Spencer
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.420
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Recurrent processing in the visual cortex during object recognition
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Maniquet, Timothée
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.421
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The effects of visual backward masking on visual spatiotemporal dynamics
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Xie, Siying
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.422
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Changes in the speed of visual processing between foveola and perifovea: a combined behavioral and EEG investigation
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Poletti, Martina
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.423
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Lesioning category-selective units in silico yields functionally specialized deficits
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Prince, Jacob S.
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.424
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Evaluating the Central-Peripheral Dichotomy in human visual cortex using anatomical and retinotopic data in Human Connectome Project
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Zhaoping, Li
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.425
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Brain-optimized models reveal increase in few-shot concept learning accuracy across human visual cortex
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St-Yves, Ghislain
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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56.426
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Faces Are Not Processed Holistically in Ensemble Judgments
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Gauthier, Isabel
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.427
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Two faces of holistic face processing: Facilitation and interference underlying holistic processing paradigms
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Jin, Haiyang
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.428
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A novel framework to study configural and holistic processing
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Zeng, Yuxuan
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.429
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Mouth-specific distortions: Evidence from prosopometamorphopsia for independent representations of individual facial features
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Kidder, Alexis
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.430
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The Overestimation Effect in Gaze Perception Reduces with Distance
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Horstmann, Gernot
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.431
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Does perceptual integration efficiency predict face identification skills?
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Côté, Laurianne
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.432
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Face recognition ability is correlated with strength of cortical tuning to high-level identity features in natural faces
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Jurigova, Barbora
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.433
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The impact of eyeglasses on face identity perception
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Nguyen, Hillary
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.434
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Colour information biases facial age estimation and reduces inter-observer variability
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Hsieh, Jean Y. J.
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.435
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Illusory Conjunction in Faces
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Fung, Herrick
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.436
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Configural selectivity for faces in IT cortex is experience-dependent
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Jagadeesh, Akshay V
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.438
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Face information used to classify identity depends on emotional expression and vice-versa
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Martin, Emily
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.439
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Does the face say it all? Examining face and body integration in whole-person perception.
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Forner, Katelyn
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Face Perception: Wholes, parts, configurations, and features
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Pavilion
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56.440
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Can face recognition/recollection in developmental prosopagnosia really be improved? Evidence from a repetition-lag training paradigm
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Kirsch, Leah
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.441
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Accounting for speed-accuracy trade-offs in developmental prosopagnosia
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Lowes, Judith
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.442
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Fine-grained face race processing in prosopagnosia
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Schaller, Pauline
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.443
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Putting Memory back into Face Recognition: Aspects of Face Recollection Contribute to Deficits in Developmental Prosopagnosia
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Palsamudram, Tanvi
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.444
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Quantifying dynamic facial expression recognition thresholds in prosopagnosia
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Poncet, Fanny
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.445
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Prosopagnosia elicits atypical fixation patterns during dynamic facial expression recognition
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Stacchi, Lisa
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.446
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Semantic encoding improves face recognition in prosopagnosia
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Navon, Yuval
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.447
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Exploring facial expression recognition in Parkinson’s
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Gracey, Maille
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.448
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Pose dependent face recognition in autism spectrum disorder
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Kamensek, Todd
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.449
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Leveraging computational and animal models of vision to probe atypical emotion recognition in autism
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Ramezanpour, Hamidreza
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.450
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Facial Emotion Recognition in People with Differing Levels of Eating Disorder Symptoms
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Nudnou, Ilya
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.451
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Anxious youth and adults share threat-biased interpretations of visual and linguistic ambiguity
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McDonagh, Delaney
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Face Perception: Development and disorders
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Pavilion
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56.452
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A NETWORK OF REGIONS IN THE HUMAN BRAIN INVOLVED IN PROCESSING FAMILIARITY
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Noad, Kira
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.453
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Electrophysiological evidence that own-race faces are recognized more automatically
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Galinier, Chloé
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.454
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Both Purely Visual and Simulation-based Models Uniquely Explain Human Social Interaction Judgements
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Malik, Manasi
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.455
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General architectural and learning constraints produce visual features sensitive to facing dyads
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Janini, Daniel
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.456
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Does face recognition correlate with narcissim? A replication.
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Romero-Ayala, Gabriella
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.457
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Religious labels and food preferences, but not country of origin, support opposing aftereffects on the basis of religion
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Shakil, Maheen
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.458
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Inferential tracking reveals context is more informative than faces in judgments of trustworthiness.
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Fang, Yifan
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.459
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Lateralization of dynamic social interaction perception
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Small, Hannah
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.460
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New task - new results? How the area of direct gaze is influenced by the method of measurement
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Linke, Linda
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.461
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How we can use the eyes to understand human interaction
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Lau, Wee Kiat
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.462
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Viewing images with closed eyes diminishes implied social presence
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Jacobs, Oliver
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.463
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Effect of Sclera Size on Social Judgements: A Potential Support for the Cooperative Eye Hypothesis
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Boyer-Brosseau, Mathias
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.464
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Positive Valence Acquisition of Non-social Stimuli Associated with Low Cognitive Effort
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Reck, Lily R.
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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56.465
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Dyad arrangement affects perceived emotional intensity
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Gray, Katie L.H.
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Face Perception: Social cognition
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Pavilion
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