The concept of a multidimensional psychological space, in which faces can be represented
according to their perceived properties, is fundamental to the modern theorist in face …

Facial attractiveness has been suggested to provide signals of biological quality, particularly
health, in humans. The attractive traits that have been implicated as signals of biological …

Adaptation and aftereffect are well-known procedures for exploring our neural
representation of visual stimuli. It has been reported that they occur in face identity, facial …

There are large, reliable individual differences in the recognition of facial expressions of
emotion across the general population. The sources of this variation are not yet known. We …

Traditional models of face perception emphasize distinct routes for processing face identity
and expression. These models have been highly influential in guiding neural and …

Some people are exceptional at reading emotional expressions, while others struggle. Here
we ask whether the way we experience emotion “on the inside” influences the way we …

The face perception system flexibly adjusts its neural responses to current face exposure,
inducing aftereffects in the perception of subsequent faces. For instance, adaptation to …

Facial expression is theorized to be visually represented in a multidimensional expression
space, relative to a norm. This norm-based coding is typically argued to be implemented by …

Adaptation to facial expressions produces aftereffects that bias perception of subsequent
expressions away from the adaptor. Studying the temporal dynamics of an aftereffect can …

Many aspects of faces derived from structural information appear to be neurally represented
using norm-based opponent coding. Recently, however, Zhao, Seriès, Hancock, and Bednar …