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The speed of human social interaction perception

2019-03-16

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The ability to detect and understand other people’s social interactions is a fundamental part of the human visual experience that develops early in infancy and is shared with other primates. However, the neural computations underlying this ability remain largely unknown. Is the detection of social interactions a rapid perceptual process, or a slower post-perceptual inference? Here we used magnetoencephalography (M...

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Literature Corpus work: 758157df-0b3d-5340-a4cc-131f066dcbad
DOI: 10.1101/579375

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