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Seeing social events: The visual specialization for dyadic human-human interactions

2020-11-12

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<p>Detection and recognition of social interactions unfolding in the surroundings is as vital as detection and recognition of faces, bodies, and animate entities in general. We have demonstrated that the visual system is particularly sensitive to a configuration with two bodies facing each other as if interacting. In four experiments using backward masking on healthy adults, we investigated the properties of this...

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Literature Corpus work: 38a21083-e6e2-5568-96e9-f3100c04e707
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/u7vhy

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