Given the complexity of ERP recording and processing pipeline, the resulting variability of
methodological options, and the potential for these decisions to influence study outcomes, it …

Visual complexity is a quality of objects that can be understood in terms of information
richness: The more complex an object is, the more information it contains. Visual complexity …

Some familiar objects are associated with specific colors, eg, rubber ducks with yellow.
Whether and at what stage neural responses occur to these color associations remain open …

Color's contribution to rapid categorization of natural images is debated. We examine its
effect on high-level face categorization responses using fast periodic visual stimulation …

Color diagnosticity is the degree to which a color is associated with or symbolizes a
particular object. Typical color is often as-sociated with high color diagnostic objects and …

According to frame-theory, concepts can be represented as structured frames that contain
conceptual attributes (eg,“color”) and their values (eg,“red”). A particular color value can be …

We combined multivariate pattern analysis (MVPA) and electroencephalogram (EEG) to
investigate the role of edge, color, and other surface information in the neural representation …

Although it is widely accepted that colors facilitate object and scene recognition under
various circumstances, several studies found no effects of color removal in tasks requiring …

Whether human categorization of visual stimuli as faces is optimal for full-front views, best
revealing diagnostic features but lacking depth cues, remains largely unknown. To address …

Although it has been demonstrated that edge-based information is more important than
surface-based information in incidental category learning, it remains unclear how the two …