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Dual-Route Processing of Social Interactions: Dissociating Domain-General and Domain-Specific Mechanisms in Visual Search

2025-08-27

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<p>Efficiently perceiving social interactions is fundamental to human social cognition, yet the underlying mechanisms remain contested. Domain-specific theories propose specialized processing for social content, while domain-general accounts attribute perceptual advantages to low-level visual features. This debate has been critically hampered by an overreliance on static stimuli, which obscure crucial temporal dyn...

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12a5ff00-0352-5abc-bfbb-482d545a8423
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10.31234/osf.io/3j5an_v1
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