In this paper, we argue that adopting an inclusive approach where diverse cultures are
represented in research is of prime importance for cognitive psychology. The …

Face and emotion recognition are crucial components of social cognition. We aimed to
compare them in patients diagnosed with schizophrenia (SCZ), ultra-high risk for psychosis …

Face tuning to non-face images such as shadows or grilled toasts is termed face pareidolia.
Face-pareidolia images represent a valuable tool for investigation of social cognition in …

Previous cross‐cultural eye‐tracking studies examining face recognition discovered
differences in the eye movement strategies that observers employ when perceiving faces …

Face recognition strategies do not generalize across individuals. Many studies have
reported robust cultural differences between West Europeans/North Americans and East …

Cultural differences in visual perceptual learning (VPL) could be attributed to differences in
the way that people from individualistic and collectivistic cultures preferentially attend to …

The impact of face masks on social cognition and interaction became a popular topic due to
the long-lasting COVID-19 pandemic. This theme persists in the focus of attention beyond …

Although the eye-tracking technique has been widely used to passively study emotion
recognition, no studies have utilised this technique to actively manipulate eye-gaze …

Culture impacts visual perception in several ways. To identify stages of perceptual
processing that differ between cultures, we used electroencephalography measures of …

Recent evidence suggests that culture-specific face typicality has an impact on making trait
judgments. Additionally, facial resemblance to one's culture-typical faces causes them to be …