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Face Preference in Infants at Six and Nine Months Old: The Effects of Facial Attractiveness and Observation Experience
2020
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Attractiveness is perceived based on both facial physical features and prior experience for adults. Infants also prefer attractive or familiar faces, but it is unclear whether facial physical features and prior experience affect their preference. In this study, we investigated whether infants' preference for faces was shaped by both facial physical features and facial looking experience. This experiment comprised two tasks, observation and preference looking. We manipulated fixation durations
doi:10.3390/sym12071082
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