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Idiosyncratic, retinotopic bias in face identification modulated by familiarity
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2018
bioRxiv
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The perception of gender and age of unfamiliar faces is reported to vary idiosyncratically across retinal locations such that, for example, the same androgynous face may appear to be male at one location but female at another. Here we test spatial heterogeneity for the recognition of the identity of personally familiar faces in human participants. We found idiosyncratic biases that were stable within participants and that varied more across locations for low as compared to high familiar faces.
doi:10.1101/253468
fatcat:uwlapt6ngbcb5iexm5p5zlyqwi