How do I know the person I see in the mirror is really me? Is it because I know the person
simply looks like me, or is it because the mirror reflection moves when I move, and I see it …

The neural basis of self-recognition is mainly studied using brain-imaging techniques which
reveal much about the localization of self-processing in the brain. There are comparatively …

Background Recent studies have shown that the well-known effect of multisensory
stimulation on body-awareness can be extended to self-recognition. Seeing someone else's …

It remains controversial whether culture modulates eye movement behavior in face
recognition. Inconsistent results have been reported regarding whether cultural differences …

The human face is central to our everyday social interactions. Recent studies have shown
that while gazing at faces, each one of us has a particular eye-scanning pattern, highly …

We examined whether two purportedly face-specific effects, holistic processing and the left-
side bias, can also be observed in expert-level processing of Chinese characters, which are …

Previous studies recording eye gaze during face perception have rendered somewhat
inconclusive findings with respect to fixation differences between familiar and unfamiliar …

Objectives Anxiety and depression are seen among patients with facial paralysis (FP), but
less is known about the exact prevalence. The aim of the current study is to assess the …

Appearance and animation realism of virtual characters in games, movies or other VR
applications has been shown to affect audiences levels of acceptance and engagement with …

Holistic processing and left-side bias are both behavioral markers of expert face recognition.
By contrast, expert recognition of characters in Chinese orthography involves left-side bias …