Faces elicit robust and selective neural responses in the primate brain. These neural
responses have been investigated with functional MRI and EEG in numerous studies, which …

A growing body of evidence suggests that a different hemispheric specialization may exist
for different modalities of person identification, with a prevalent right lateralization of the …

The fusiform face area (FFA) is a region of human cortex that responds selectively to faces,
but whether it supports a more general function relevant for perceptual expertise is debated …

Within the object recognition‐related ventral visual stream, the human fusiform gyrus (FG),
which topographically connects the striate cortex to the inferior temporal lobe, plays a pivotal …

The properties of the face-sensitive N170 component of the event-related brain potential
(ERP) were explored through an orientation discrimination task using natural faces, objects …

The ontogeny of the functional asymmetries of the human brain is poorly understood. Are
they a consequence of differential development based on competition mechanisms, or are …

The fusiform face area (FFA) is one of several areas in occipito-temporal cortex whose
activity is correlated with perceptual expertise for objects. Here, we investigate the …

This research aims to explore the relationship between critical thinking and the halo effect
among managers working in the Human Resources (HR) departments of corporations. By …

There is a well-established posterior network of cortical regions that plays a central role in
face processing and that has been investigated extensively. In contrast, although responsive …

One of the most important and early impairments in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is the
abnormal visual processing of human faces. This deficit has been associated with …