A growing body of evidence demonstrates that perceivers recognize painful expressions
less readily on Black (compared to White) faces. However, it is unclear how rapidly this bias …

Humans detect faces with direct gaze more rapidly than they do faces with averted gaze.
Evidence suggests that the visual information of faces with direct gaze reaches conscious …

The role of consciousness in learning has been debated for nearly 50 years. Recent studies
suggest that conscious awareness is needed to bridge the gap when learning about two …

Many studies using electroencephalography consistently reported a larger N170 (N1)
response in the visual cortices to inverted than upright face images (the face inversion effect …

The human face is one of the most frequently used stimuli in vMMN (visual mismatch
negativity) research. Previous studies showed that vMMN is sensitive to facial emotions and …

The study aimed to examine the neural mechanisms underlying implicit other-race face
processing by the use of the masked and unmasked priming manipulation. Two types of …

Previous research suggests that people, when interacting with another agent, are sensitive
to the other's visual perspective on the scene. The present study investigated how …

Reward-associated visual features have been shown to capture visual attention, evidenced
in faster and more accurate behavioral performance, as well as in neural responses …

The current study examined the time course of implicit processing of distinct facial features
and the associate event-related potential (ERP) components. To this end, we used a …

This study aims to explore the modulation effects of attachment relationships with parents on
the neural correlates that are associated with parental faces. The event-related potentials …