Similar to the well-established own-race bias, participants are more accurate at
remembering own-relative to other-age faces. An own-age bias (OAB) in face memory was …

Human physical characteristics and their perception by the brain are under pressure by
natural selection to optimize reproductive success. Men and women have different strategies …

The posterior superior temporal sulcus (pSTS) is a critical node in a network specialized for
perceiving emotional facial expressions that is reciprocally connected with early visual …

Recent research shows that emotional facial expressions impact behavioral responses only
when their valence is relevant to the task. Under such conditions, threatening faces delay …

Exposure to emotional body postures during perceptual decision-making tasks has been
linked to transient suppression of motor reactivity, supporting the monitoring of emotionally …

Research on how categories of object concepts are implemented in the human brain has
focused primarily on the sorts of semantic structures that are found in English and a few …

The aim of the study was to investigate the neural processing of congruent vs. incongruent
affective audiovisual information (facial expressions and music) by means of ERPs (Event …

Background It is still unclear which facial region contributes most to the perception of an
aged face when evaluated by eye-tracking analyses. Objectives The authors sought to apply …

We are typically more accurate at remembering own-than other-race faces. This “own-race
bias” has been suggested to result from enhanced expertise with and more efficient …

Young adult participants are more accurate at remembering young as compared with old
faces (own-age bias). This study investigated behavioral and event-related potential (ERP) …