Face and Body Perception: Social cognition

Poster Session: Wednesday, May 22, 2024, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm, Pavilion

Abstract#

Poster Title

First Author

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"I felt successful!" Assessing autistic adolescent game usability from randomized control trial to improve sensitivity to eye-gaze cues

Muhammad, Sumaiya

63.436

Examining effectiveness of a randomized controlled trial to enhance understanding of eye gaze cues in autism: Incorporating an active control game in SAGA

Mattern, Hunter

63.437

A crowd amplification effect in the perception of social status

Myat, Phyu Sin

63.438

Continued preference for reversed images of self

Huang, Jessica

63.439

Facial expressions of apology comprise complex social signals

Wu, Yichen

63.440

Gaze allocation towards contextual information predicts performance in a dynamic emotion perception task

Ortega, Jefferson

63.441

Inferential Trustworthiness Tracking Reveals Fast Context-Based Trustworthiness Perception

Fang, Yifan

63.442

Picture a Scientist: Classification Images of Scientists are seen as White, Male, and Socially Inept

Shakil, Maheen

63.443

Social Interactions cause Spatial Distortions in Visual Memory, not Perception

Vestner, Tim

63.444

Unveiling Mental Self-Images from Face Perception and Memory

De, Arijit

63.445

Visualizing Face Representations after Adaptation

MINEMOTO, KAZUSA

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Who you lookin' at? Perception of gaze direction in group settings depends on naturalness of gaze behavior and clutter

Rosenholtz, Ruth

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Don’t Look at the Camera: Achieving eye contact in video conferencing platforms

Jayakumar, Samyukta