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• Christian face representations are rated more positively than Muslim face representations 2022
• Opposing aftereffects are still measurable after a one-week delay 2021
• Face Aftereffect formation is influenced by the diversity of the training set 2020
• Opposing Aftereffects across a Caucasian Male face set and a face set that was diverse by gender and ethnicity 2020
• Religious-Contingent Aftereffects for Christian and Muslim Faces 2019
• Sexualization leads to the visual processing of bodies as objects 2019
• Human faces capture attention and attract first saccades without longer dwell times 2018
• The development of emotion perception strategies in children. 2018
• The development of chasing detection: Do 4-year-olds show evidence of a pop-out effect for chasing stimuli? 2017
• Body Perception and the Sexualized-Body-Inversion-Hypothesis 2016
• Effects of social stimuli on covert attentional orienting and saccaddic eye-movements during visual search 2015
• Facial identity is encoded relative to the norm in adults with autism spectrum disorder 2014
• The brain basis of emotional aftereffects: An ERP study 2012
• Visual expectation paradigm and keypress identification compared: Mapping emotion category boundaries 2010
• Does the perception of speed influence the perception of animacy? 2010
• Intact biological motion processing in adults with autism 2010
• The influence of eye and mouth position on judgments of face orientation 2010
• Spatial Attention Appears Modulated by Behaviourally Relevant Contexts.  24:292. 2024
• The Effect of Fixation Location on Face Perception in Younger and Older Adults.  24:911. 2024
• The time course of stimulus-specific perceptual learning.  24:9-9. 2024
• Effects of Age and Fixation Location on Face Identification.  23:5902-5902. 2023
• Near-space advantage in a simulated 3D environment: an inhibition of return (IOR) study.  23:5016-5016. 2023
• Preserved visual categorical coding in the ventral occipito-temporal cortex despite transient early blindness and permanent alteration in the functional response of early visual regions.  23:5258. 2023
• The Effects of Horizontal Bias Training on Face Identification.  23:5844-5844. 2023
• Sustained attention required for effective dimension-based retro-cue benefit in visual working memory.  23:13-13. 2023
• Effects of aging and emotion expressions on the interference between facial identity and emotion.  22:3069-3069. 2022
• Face recognition processing in congenital amusia: an electrophysiological study.  22:3929-3929. 2022
• Face-race modulates the perceived proximity of faces in adults, but not in children.  22:3439-3439. 2022
• Holistic processing in body posture recognition in 4-5 year-old children: evidence from the body inversion effect.  22:3789-3789. 2022
• Race categories modulated the perceived lightness of faces.  22:3490-3490. 2022
• Temporal property in attention bias for negative facial emotion revealed in dot-probe task.  22:3795-3795. 2022
• The age-related effect of face masks on face identity and emotion perception..  22:4343-4343. 2022
• Depth-specific IOR effect when attention shifts from far to near space relative to viewer.  21:2430-2430. 2021
• Face categories modulate the perceived proximity of faces.  21:2545-2545. 2021
• Face dominance modulates the perceived face size: converging evidence from three countries.  21:2263-2263. 2021
• Racial ambiguity impairs holistic face processing.  21:1934-1934. 2021
• Visualizing Androgynous Faces Using Reverse Correlation.  21:2880-2880. 2021
• The effect of apparent distance on peripheral target detection.  21:8-8. 2021
• Behavioural and electrophysiological measures of visual processing for early detection of Alzheimer’s disease.  20:1624-1624. 2020
• Detection of peripheral visual targets in 3D space is not affected by plane of fixation in a simulated driving context.  20:1547-1547. 2020
• Effect of manipulating appearance of stairs on perceived step height.  20:1438-1438. 2020
• What does an androgynous face look like?.  20:1565-1565. 2020
• Phase integration bias in a motion grouping task.  20:31-31. 2020
• Perceptual learning of detection of textures in noise.  20:22-22. 2020
• Sensitivity to curvature deformations along closed contours.  19:7-7. 2019
• Are you the sort of person who would like this? Quantifying the typicality of aesthetic taste across seeing and hearing.  19:174b-174b. 2019
• Does the near/far effect on target detection depend on distance from the observer or from the fixation plane? The case of a simulated driving task with distance indicated by pictorial cues and forward motion.  19:101-101. 2019
• Top-down perception at 6 months of age: Evidence from motion perception.  19:56-56. 2019
• Evaluating spatiotemporal interactions between shapes.  19:30-30. 2019
• EEG Correlates of Contour Integration in Younger and Older Adults.  18:798-798. 2018
• Effect of background texture on target detection: masking or differential processing for near and far pictorial depth?.  18:1186-1186. 2018
• Evaluating Shape Representations using Machine Learning Systems.  18:1314-1314. 2018
• Perceptual blurring and recognition memory: A differential memory effect in pupil responses.  18:834-834. 2018
• Perceptual learning in police fingerprint detectives..  18:1070-1070. 2018
• Size and Aspect Ratio Judgments in Younger and Older Adults.  18:1313-1313. 2018
• The effect of practice with inverted faces on behavioural and ERP horizontal bias..  18:558-558. 2018
• The role of response inconsistency in older adults' face discrimination ability.  18:573-573. 2018
• A Visual Imagery Induced Reversal of Priming of Pop-out.  17:937-937. 2017
• Age-related decline in face identification can be trained away, and is explained by horizontal bias..  17:613-613. 2017
• Aging alters neural processing underlying figure-ground organization.  17:305-305. 2017
• Amodal completion requires more time in older adults.  17:1388-1388. 2017
• Cognitive bias and reward affect contrast and response gain.  17:510-510. 2017
• Contribution of internal noise & efficiency to older adults' face discrimination.  17:612-612. 2017
• Effect of Apparent Depth in Peripheral Target Detection in Driving under Focused and Divided Attention.  17:388-388. 2017
• Extensive training of orientation filtered textures increases generalization of learning.  17:509-509. 2017
• Interocular Grouping During Binocular Rivalry in Younger and Older Adults.  17:1219-1219. 2017
• Ruling out task difficulty in the context-generalization of texture perceptual learning.  17:504-504. 2017
• Personal familiarity enhances sensitivity to horizontal structure during processing of face identity.  17:5-5. 2017
• The influence of visual experience during infancy: lessons from infants treated for dense cataracts.  17:23-23. 2017
• Effects of aging on figure-ground perception: Convexity context effects and competition resolution.  17:15-15. 2017
• Brief postnatal visual deprivation triggers longstanding structural reorganization of the visual cortex.  16:60-60. 2016
• Classifying Mixed Percepts During Binocular Rivalry in Younger and Older Adults.  16:1325-1325. 2016
• Dual Task Costs in Surround Motion Integration.  16:1025-1025. 2016
• Early Visual Experience is Important for Audiovisual but not for Visuotactile Integration.  16:1121-1121. 2016
• Evaluating Temporal Interactions Between Pairs of Shapes.  16:796-796. 2016
• Learning to generalize stimulus-specific learning across contexts.  16:1110-1110. 2016
• Multisensory Redundancy Gains for Audiovisual Stimuli after Early Visual Deprivation.  16:140-140. 2016
• Personal familiarity enhances sensitivity to horizontal structure during face identification.  16:912-912. 2016
• A short period of visual deprivation at birth triggers long-lasting crossmodal reorganization of the occipital cortex in humans.  15:192-192. 2015
• Characterizing Perceptual Alternations During Binocular Rivalry in Children.  15:191-191. 2015
• Effects of size, fixation location, and inversion on face identification.  15:694-694. 2015
• Emotion perception or social cognitive complexity: What drives face processing deficits in autism spectrum disorder?.  15:1223-1223. 2015
• Evaluating Phase Dependent Masking with Radial Frequency Contours.  15:1026-1026. 2015
• Measuring the flexibility of orientation selectivity in face processing by varying task demands.  15:693-693. 2015
• Neural correlates of processing elastic moving faces: A functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) study.  15:425-425. 2015
• Phase Integration Bias Predicts Performance in a Motion Binding Task.  15:1182-1182. 2015
• Stimulus-specificity of training with explicit or ambiguous diagnostic structure.  15:1297-1297. 2015
• The eye-size illusion in the face composite task: Evidence for a direct role of holistic processing.  15:150-150. 2015
• Modulation of microsaccade rate by task difficulty revealed through between- and within-trial comparisons.  15:3-3. 2015
• Binocular visual training to promote recovery from monocular deprivation.  15:2-2. 2015
• Characterizing perceptual alternations during binocular rivalry in children.  14:47-47. 2014
• Age-related effects on selective processing of horizontal structure in whole-face context.  14:573-573. 2014
• Development of audiovisual integration in central and peripheral vision.  14:236-236. 2014
• Expectation and IOR: Effects on eye movements and ESP.  14:331-331. 2014
• Local Perturbations to a Global Radial Frequency Masker Alleviate Lateral Masking Effects.  14:243-243. 2014
• Object-Based Attention is Modulated by Shifts Across the Meridians.  14:1062-1062. 2014
• Reduced Perceptual Narrowing in Synaesthesia: Discrimination of Native and Non-native Stimuli..  14:237-237. 2014
• The Effect of Early Visual Deprivation on the Development of Judgments of Attractiveness.  14:1265-1265. 2014
• The N170 is driven by the presence of horizontal facial structure.  14:130-130. 2014
• The effect of noise on motion binding is similar in younger and older adults.  14:270-270. 2014
• The effects of inter-ocular contrast differences on binocular rivalry in younger and older observers.  14:1236-1236. 2014
• The eye-size illusion: Psychophysical characteristics, generality, relation to holistic processing, and a role for visual experience.  14:569-569. 2014
• The time course of horizontal tuning during face identification.  14:557-557. 2014
• Aging and the integration of orientation and position in shape perception.  14:12-12. 2014
• Above Average? Perceptions of attractiveness in children and adults.  13:855-855. 2013
• Age-related effects of size and contrast on binocular rivalry.  13:546-546. 2013
• Development of size- and view-invariance in LOC: an fMR-adaptation study.  13:491-491. 2013
• Discriminating implicit and explicit emotions from point-light walkers in persons with schizophrenia.  13:189-189. 2013
• Face contour is crucial to the fat face illusion.  13:425-425. 2013
• Masking of individual facial features reveals the use of horizontal structure in the eyes.  13:411-411. 2013
• Men's judgments of women's facial attractiveness from two- and three-dimensional images are similar.  12:3-3. 2012
• A new fat face illusion: Psychophysical evidence.  12:642-642. 2012
• Contour integration and aging: effects of inter-element distance, distracter density, and stimulus duration.  12:475-475. 2012
• Discriminating emotions from point-light walkers in persons with Schizophrenia.  12:647-647. 2012
• Effects of Aging on the Integration of Inter- and Intra-modal Motion Cues.  12:147-147. 2012
• Exploring the relationship between the N170 inversion effect and horizontal tuning.  12:624-624. 2012
• Practice with inverted faces selectively increases the use of horizontal information.  12:975-975. 2012
• The Effect of Starting School on Preschoolers' Ability to Recognize Child and Adult Faces.  12:23-23. 2012
• The Prosopagnosic Profile of Patients Deprived of Early Vision by Bilateral Congenital Cataracts.  12:487-487. 2012
• Dual-state modulation of the contextual cueing effect: Evidence from eye movement recordings.  12:11-11. 2012
• Visual processing of the impending collision of a looming object: Time to collision revisited.  11:7-7. 2011
• Biological motion perception among persons with schizophrenia.  11:442-442. 2011
• Closing the Gap: Sensitivity to Real and Illusory Contours in Patients treated for Bilateral Congenital Cataracts.  11:1052-1052. 2011
• Individual differences in object-based attention effects in discrimination and detection tasks.  11:128-128. 2011
• Multiple indices of holistic processing are uncorrelated with each other and with face identification.  11:659-659. 2011
• Perceptual Learning of Inverted Faces across Different Spatial Frequency Bands.  11:590-590. 2011
• The Influence of Aging on Audio-Visual Temporal Order Judgments.  11:802-802. 2011
• The attractiveness of facial avergeness: A comparison of adults and children.  11:448-448. 2011
• The correspondence problem in apparent motion perception and aging.  11:467-467. 2011
• The effect of aging on directional tuning when making judgments about horizontal and vertical motion.  11:468-468. 2011
• The use of horizontal information underlies face identification accuracy.  11:619-619. 2011
• Inhibition of target detection in apparent motion trajectory.  11:2-2. 2011
• Decreases in cone sensitivity are associated with vigabatrin treatment.  10:61-61. 2010
• The development of spatial frequency discrimination.  10:41-41. 2010
• Spatiotemporal properties of apparent motion perception and aging.  10:5-5. 2010
• Filling in the gaps: The development of contour interpolation.  9:909-909. 2010
• Surround suppression in visual cortex: Effects of spatial frequency.  9:977-977. 2010
• Correction.  10:30-30. 2010
• Finding the egg in the snow: The effects of spatial proximity and collinearity on contour integration in adults and children.  10:1187-1187. 2010
• Task-specific perceptual learning of texture identification.  10:1148-1148. 2010
• The functional neuroanatomy of object agnosia: A case study.  10:949-949. 2010
• Face identification and the evaluation of holistic indexes: CFE and the whole-part task.  10:678-678. 2010
• The influence of horizontal structure on face identification as revealed by noise masking.  10:683-683. 2010
• Aging and common fate.  10:490-490. 2010
• Assessing the effect of aging on spatial frequency selectivity selectivity of visual mechanisms with the steady state visually evoked potential (ssVEP).  10:481-481. 2010
• Effect of aging on the use of orientation and position in shape perception.  10:479-479. 2010
• Effects of aging on discriminating emotions from point-light walkers.  10:480-480. 2010
• Revisiting upright and inverted face recognition in 6 to 12-year-old children and adults.  10:581-581. 2010
• Sensitivity to Biological and Global Motion: Similar in their Protracted Development but Different in Susceptibility to Visual Deprivation.  10:496-496. 2010
• The effects of aging and stimulus duration on face identification accuracy with differing viewpoints.  10:568-568. 2010
• The effects of practice in a useful field of view task on driving performance.  10:152-152. 2010
• Classification images measured in a same/different face discrimination task.  8:893-893. 2010
• The composite face effect is still not correlated with face identification accuracy.  8:891-891. 2010
• Jane and Ling: Holistic processing and sensitivity to the spacing of features in own- versus other-race faces.  7:9-9. 2010
• Assessing the effect of aging on orientation selectivity of visual mechanisms with the steady state visually evoked potential.  8:424-424. 2010
• High-contrast contour integration and aging.  8:418-418. 2010
• Holistic facial representation is required for some but not all face processing: Evidence from event-related potentials.  8:400-400. 2010
• Rapid extraction of stimulus phase information during complex object processing.  8:398-398. 2010
• Age-related delay in information accrual for faces: Evidence from a parametric, single-trial EEG approach.  9:545-545. 2010
• Does holistic processing predict face identification? The effect of aging.  9:563-563. 2010
• House training: Neural correlates of object learning.  6:664-664. 2010
• Impaired luminance detection in apparent motion trajectory.  9:687-687. 2010
• Impairment of peripheral motion perception in the elderly.  9:653-653. 2010
• Spatiotemporal properties of apparent-motion perception in aging.  9:695-695. 2010
• Face discrimination performance is not reflected in the N170.  7:620-620. 2010
• Molecular correlates of amblyopia and visual recovery.  7:771-771. 2010
• Probing the face-space of individuals with prosopagnosia.  9:479-479. 2010
• The effect of aging on contour integration.  7:604-604. 2010
• The effect of aging on the spatial pooling of local orientation signals.  9:1069-1069. 2010
• The effects of aging on contrast discrimination.  9:1073-1073. 2010
• Individual differences in object based attention.  9:143-143. 2010
• House training modifies activity in PPA, RSC, but not FFA.  8:1134-1134. 2010
• Other-race faces: Limitations of expert face processing.  8:260-260. 2010
• An absence of orientation selectivity for visual masking.  7:251-251. 2010
• More efficient scanning for familiar faces.  7:24-24. 2010
• The creaky attentional gate: Temporal changes in the spatial extent of attention in elderly and young observers.  8:147-147. 2010
• The effects of aging on the bandwidths of directionally-selective mechanisms.  8:1023-1023. 2010
• Greater immaturity in sensitivity to second-order gratings than to first-order gratings during infancy.  3:530-530. 2010
• Noise detection: bandwidth uncertainty and adjustable channels.  3:9-9. 2010
• Orientation tuning channels in old and young observers.  6:196-196. 2010
• The Effect of Information-Spread on Face Discrimination.  3:824-824. 2010
• The contributions of nonvisual cues, static visual cues, and optic flow in distance estimation.  3:781-781. 2010
• The time course of the useful field of view: The effects of aging and learning.  3:721-721. 2010
• What types of configural face processing are impaired in prosopagnosia?.  3:827-827. 2010
• Seeing music, hearing gestures.  5:649-649. 2010
• A linear cue combination framework for understanding selective attention.  3:184-184. 2010
• Age-related changes in orientation discrimination: Calculation efficiency or equivalent input noise?.  3:218-218. 2010
• Deficits in the processing of local and global motion in very low birthweight children.  3:289-289. 2010
• Evidence for differential weighting of egocentric and allocentric cues in delayed and real-time actions.  5:128-128. 2010
• How much practice is needed to produce perceptual learning?.  3:256-256. 2010
• Multisensory integration in self-motion.  3:36-36. 2010
• Sensitivity to tilt in first-order and second-order gratings is immature in 5-year-olds.  5:187-187. 2010
• Spatial representations obtained through map learning and through navigation in real and virtual environments.  3:486-486. 2010
• Temporal variations in visual completion: A reflection of spatial limits?.  3:240-240. 2010
• Center-surround effects on orientation discrimination with visual noise stimuli.  2:222-222. 2010
• Estimation of traveled distance in a virtual environment.  2:629-629. 2010
• Isolating the causes of internal noise.  2:211-211. 2010
• Motion detection and velocity discrimination are still immature in 5-year-olds.  2:646-646. 2010
• NMDA-dependent recovery of visual acuity following monocular deprivation.  2:24-24. 2010
• Perceptual learning of spatial frequency information in faces.  2:622-622. 2010
• The effects of early pattern deprivation on the development of the ability to detect local motion and to discriminate its velocity.  2:25-25. 2010
• Visualizing perceptual learning.  2:559-559. 2010
• No pointwise nonlinearity in shape discrimination.  1:52-52. 2010
• Contrast-reversal abolishes perceptual learning.  9:20-20. 2009
• Spatial characteristics of center-surround antagonism in younger and older adults.  9:25-25. 2009
• Time course and robustness of ERP object and face differences.  8:3-3. 2008
• Exploration of vertical bias in perceptual completion of illusory contours: Threshold measures and response classification.  8:25-25. 2008
• More efficient scanning for familiar faces.  8:9-9. 2008
• Actual and illusory differences in constant speed influence the perception of animacy similarly.  7:5-5. 2007
• Spatiotemporal templates for detecting orientation-defined targets.  7:11-11. 2007
• Orientation discrimination in 5-year-olds and adults tested with luminance-modulated and contrast-modulated gratings.  7:9-9. 2007
• Temporal aspects of orientation pooling using visual noise stimuli.  7:9-9. 2007
• Spatial scaling factors explain eccentricity effects on face ERPs.  5:1-1. 2005
• 200 ms of controversies: A high-density ERP study of face processing.  5:819-819. 2005
• Eccentricity effects on the N170 face ERP component can be eliminated by size scaling.  5:820-820. 2005
• Classification images predict absolute efficiency.  5:5-5. 2005
• Comparison of sensitivity to first- and second-order information in infants, children, and adults.  4:31-31. 2004
• Differential effects of eccentricity on N170 for faces and houses.  4:913-913. 2004
• Motion perception in 5-year-olds: Immaturity is related to hypothesized complexity of cortical processing.  4:30-30. 2004
• Neural correlates of featural versus configural face processing in visually normal adults.  4:907-907. 2004
• Specificity of inversion effects in perceptual learning.  4:299-299. 2004
• The spatial spread of information constrains face discrimination.  4:433-433. 2004
• A linear cue combination framework for understanding selective attention.  3:2-2. 2003
• Optimal methods for calculating classification images: Weighted sums.  2:6-6. 2002
• The role of biological motion in audio- visual integration 2013

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International Standard Serial Number (ISSN)

• 1534-7362

Electronic International Standard Serial Number (EISSN)

• 1534-7362