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Associative learning of social interaction alters attention to human faces

2025-11-24

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<p>Humans excel at leveraging relational knowledge (e.g., relative features or locations) to facilitate object processing. This knowledge is thought to emerge gradually through associative learning over the course of experience. While extensive research has shown how experience shapes attentional biases toward non-social regularities, far less is known about whether the learning of social relationships – the most...

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Literature Corpus work: fc33f956-1ce7-520b-b0a1-2d123f2fc3df
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/9hqy8_v1

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