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The representation of two-body shapes in the human visual cortex

2019-05-14

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Human social nature has shaped visual perception. A signature of the relationship between vision and sociality is a particular visual sensitivity to social entities such as faces and bodies. We asked whether human vision also exhibits a special sensitivity to spatial relations that reliably correlate with social relations. In general, interacting people are more often situated face-to-face than back-to-back. Using...

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127f51be-ddf2-51af-b582-7c5c090db201
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10.1101/637082
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