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The N170 is not modulated by attention in autism spectrum conditions
NeuroReport, 2010Face processing deficits are characteristic of autism spectrum conditions. However, event-related potential studies of autism spectrum conditions have found inconsistent results for the face selective N170 component. In this study, 15 adult males with autism spectrum conditions and 15 matched, typically developing controls completed a task in which ...
Owen, Churches +3 more
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Face identity is encoded in the duration of N170 adaptation
Cortex, 2017Previous studies assessing the involvement of the face-sensitive N170 component of the event-related potential (ERP) in the processing of face identity have shown controversial results when assessing N170 amplitude in repetition suppression (RS) designs.
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The role of horizontal facial structure on the N170 and N250
Vision Research, 2019Recent studies have shown that horizontal facial structure is important for face identification (Dakin and Watt, 2009; Goffaux and Dakin, 2010). Also, sensitivity to horizontal structure is associated with the size of the face inversion effect (Pachai et al., 2013).
Ali, Hashemi +3 more
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Rapid Adaptation Effect of N170 for Printed Words
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2014Faces and written words are two of the most familiar types of visual patterns with the brain's selective response of N170 component in early perception. Using ERP adaptation paradigms, studies have found the N170 response is reduced when there is repeated presentation of upright faces relative to a control condition.
Xiao-Hua, Cao +3 more
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N170 adaptation effect for repeated faces and words
Neuroscience, 2015Using ERP adaptation paradigms, studies have shown that the N170 adaptation effect is a stable phenomenon for both faces and words. However, the N170 adaptation effect for repeated identity remains unclear, so we have addressed this with two experiments.
X. Cao, X. Ma, C. Qi
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Psychophysiology
ABSTRACT Although the N170 component is popularly regarded as a marker of configural face processing, contradictory evidence exists. Many neural adaptation studies employing upright and inverted faces as adaptor and test stimuli have reported N170 adaptation effects (i.e., amplitude reduction when preceded by the same versus different
Wanyi Huang +5 more
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ABSTRACT Although the N170 component is popularly regarded as a marker of configural face processing, contradictory evidence exists. Many neural adaptation studies employing upright and inverted faces as adaptor and test stimuli have reported N170 adaptation effects (i.e., amplitude reduction when preceded by the same versus different
Wanyi Huang +5 more
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Modulation of the N170 Adaptation Profile by Higher Level Factors
Biological Psychology, 2014Event-related potentials provide strong evidence for a face-specific process that peaks at about 170 ms following stimulus onset--the N170 effect. The N170 has been shown to be sensitive to adaptation, reflected in an amplitude reduction by repeated face presentation, which is usually considered to be driven by bottom-up processes. Here we investigated
Werner Sommer +2 more
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A Perceptual Traffic Jam on Highway N170
Current Directions in Psychological Science, 2005Whether face processing is modular or not has been the topic of a lively empirical and theoretical debate. In expert observers, the perception of nonface objects in their domain of expertise is remarkably similar to their perception of faces, in patterns of both behavioral performance and brain activation, providing some evidence against the modularity
Isabel Gauthier, Kim M. Curby
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Visual expertise for print in schizophrenia: Analysis of the N170 component
International Journal of Psychophysiology, 2018Reading deficits have been reported for patients suffering from schizophrenia namely, specific phonological processing deficits. Phonological processing skills are crucial in the learning-to-read process as they are necessary to develop visual expertise for print, which reflects the neural specialization for print.
Curzietti, Maxime +4 more
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Fixation location on upright and inverted faces modulates the N170
Neuropsychologia, 2014The current study used event-related potentials (ERP) in combination with a variable viewing position paradigm (VVPP) to direct fixations to specific face parts (eyes or mouths) in upright or inverted whole faces. The N170 elicited by the VVPP was greater to faces than to non-face objects (wristwatches), and was delayed and enhanced in response to face
Peter de Lissa +5 more
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