… We then relied on the reverse correlation procedure to capture … of social and face perception,
in phase 3, we asked a new sample of judges to rate the previously produced faces on …

… Firstly, we compared two behavioral description conditions with opposite valences. … Future
research could employ novel reverse correlation techniques 67 to test whether our results …

White people confuse Black faces more than their own-race faces. This is an example of the
other-race effect, commonly measured by the other-race face recognition task. Like this task, …

… in the lower-half, and other half of trials had the reverse orientation. The … face processing
can be “turned on” in very brief windows of time, these data suggest that such face processing …

Recent studies have established the degree of agreement for the detection of personality
traits using composite images derived from individuals scoring ‘high’ or ‘low’ on these traits. …

… Todorov, 2008; Todorov & Oosterhof, 2011) both because they allow us to … opposite
proportions. We varied the morph proportions to create a spectrum of faces varying in their perceived …

… reverse correlation is sensitive enough to visualize idiosyncratic representations across
context-dependent social … & Dotsch, R. Visualising mental representations: A primer on noise-…

… facial processing between the two groups. Finally, we suggest new practices for studying the
emotional processing and social evaluations of faces… theory165 and reverse correlation,166 …

… minimizing the own-age bias in face processing known to impact attention-distraction [63]
and … Surprisingly, the statistically significant interaction was in the opposite direction of our …

… reverse-correlation methods from ethology (eg, Tinbergen, 1948), vision science (eg, Ahumada
& Lovell, 1971; Mangini & Biederman, 2004; Murray, 2011), … literature on face perception, …