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High spatial frequency information in primes hastens happy faces categorization in autistic adults.

2021-04-19

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<p>Where does the remarkable human ability to quickly identify facial emotion come from? Coarse-to-Fine integration of visual information may play a critical role. Coarse information of a visual stimulus is conveyed by Low Spatial Frequencies (LSF) and is thought to be rapidly extracted to generate predictions. This may guide inhibition of irrelevant information and facilitate fast recognition with the subsequent...

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5fca116b-dd80-555e-8c05-7b17b5d4a8a6
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10.31234/osf.io/vqy2u
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