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Automatic Change Detection of Human Attractiveness: Comparing Visual and Auditory Perception

2025-10-14

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Change detection of social cues across individuals plays an important role in human interaction. Here we investigated the automatic change detection of facial and vocal attractiveness in 19 female participants by recording ERPs. We adopted a ‘deviant-standard-reverse’ oddball paradigm where high- or low-attractive items were embedded as deviants in a sequence of opposite attractive standard stimuli. Both high- and...

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ae28b83c-4d6b-56d6-91ec-3b41c28f485b
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10.1101/2025.10.12.681768
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