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Gender-specific brain activation during visual art perception

2017-01-30

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The human body is the most common object of pictorial representation in western art. The goal of this study was to probe its evolutionary basis of visual art perception by investigating neural markers of gender-specific brain activity triggered by paintings of male and female images. Our results show significant activity in brain areas other than those recently associated with visual arts perception. Novel finding...

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8e87a947-3d2a-59d5-b456-450b802cfb77
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10.1101/104166
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