Are upside-down faces perceived as “less human”?
According to perceptual dehumanization theory (PDT), faces are only perceived as “truly
human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
[PDF][PDF] Are upside-down faces perceived as 'less human'?
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Abstract According to Perceptual Dehumanization Theory (PDT), faces are only perceived
as “truly human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory …
as “truly human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory …
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Are upside-down faces perceived as “less human”?
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According to perceptual dehumanization theory (PDT), faces are only perceived as “truly
human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
Are upside-down faces perceived as" less human"?
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According to perceptual dehumanization theory (PDT), faces are only perceived as" truly
human" when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
human" when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
Are upside-down faces perceived as" less human"?
A Eggleston, R Cook, H Over - Journal of experimental …, 2023 - ray.yorksj.ac.uk
According to perceptual dehumanization theory (PDT), faces are only perceived as" truly
human" when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
human" when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
Are upside-down faces perceived as' less human'?
A Eggleston, R Cook, H Over - Journal of …, 2023 - search.pdh.ebscohost.com
According to perceptual dehumanization theory (PDT), faces are only perceived as' truly
human'when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
human'when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
Are upside-down faces perceived as" less human"?
A Eggleston, R Cook, H Over - Journal of Experimental psychology …, 2023 - europepmc.org
According to perceptual dehumanization theory (PDT), faces are only perceived as" truly
human" when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
human" when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
[PDF][PDF] https://orcid. org/0000-0003-4123-3225, Cook, Richard and Over, Harriet (2023) Are upside-down faces perceived as" less human"? Journal of experimental …
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Abstract According to Perceptual Dehumanization Theory (PDT), faces are only perceived
as “truly human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory …
as “truly human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory …
Are upside-down faces perceived as “less human”?
A Eggleston, R Cook, H Over - Journal of Experimental …, 2023 - eprints.whiterose.ac.uk
According to perceptual dehumanization theory (PDT), faces are only perceived as “truly
human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …
human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …