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Solving the upside-down puzzle: Why do upright and inverted face aftereffects look alike?
, 2010 Face aftereffects for upright faces have been widely assumed to derive from face space and to provide useful information about its properties. Yet remarkably similar aftereffects have consistently been reported for inverted faces, a problematic nding ...
McKone, Elinor +5 more
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Happy new ears: Rapid adaptation to novel spectral cues in vertical sound localization
iScienceSummary: Humans can adapt to changes in the acoustic properties of the head and exploit the resulting novel spectral cues for sound source localization.
Cesare Parise +5 more
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Trait approach motivation moderates the aftereffects of self-control
Frontiers in Psychology, 2014 Numerous experiments have found that exercising self-control reduces success on subsequent, seemingly unrelated self-control tasks. Such evidence lends support to a strength model that posits a limited and depletable resource underlying all manner of ...
Adrienne eCrowell +2 more
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Models of face coding and aftereffects.
, 2014 Norm-based (top) vs. exemplar-based (bottom) models of face coding and aftereffects. These differ in whether the levels of the face (e.g. age) are encoded by differences in two broadly tuned mechanisms or by the peak response within narrowly-tuned ...
Amy Mac (679325) +3 more
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Motion Aftereffects Transfer between Touch and Vision [PDF]
, 2009 Current views on multisensory motion integration assume separate substrates where visual motion perceptually dominates tactile motion 1 and 2. However, recent neuroimaging findings demonstrate strong activation of visual motion processing areas by ...
Moore, Christopher I. +3 more
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Individual Consistencies in Kinesthetic Figural Aftereffects
, 1971 A study of kinesthetic figural aftereffects in 32 Ss showed consistency within each of two testing sessions with respect to baseline judgments and magnitude of the aftereffect.
Holzman, Philip S. +5 more
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Facial Age Aftereffects Provide Some Evidence for Local Repulsion (But None for Re-Normalisation)
i-Perception, 2015 Face aftereffects can help adjudicate between theories of how facial attributes are encoded. O'Neil and colleagues ( 2014 ) compared age estimates for faces before and after adapting to young, middle-aged or old faces.
Katherine R. Storrs
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i-Perception, 2012 There are many well-known aftereffects in vision thought to reflect how the visual system adapts to the input statistics in the environment. Such aftereffects may therefore be no mere curiosities but may instead reflect strategic gain modulations and ...
Ikuya Murakami, Arni Kristjansson
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Face Identity After Effects in familiar faces are mediated by type of processing
Frontiers in Psychology, 2012 An important question regarding face aftereffects is whether it is based on face-specific or lower-level mechanisms. One method for addressing this is to explore how adaptation in upright or inverted, photographic positive or negative faces transfers to ...
Peter James Hills, Michael eLewis
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