Enhanced early ERP responses to looming angry faces
Although the brain is known to process threatening emotional stimuli and looming motion
rapidly, little is known about how the emotion and motion interact. To address this question …
rapidly, little is known about how the emotion and motion interact. To address this question …
Additive effects of emotional expression and stimulus size on the perception of genuine and artificial facial expressions: An ERP study
A Ziereis, A Schacht - Scientific Reports, 2024 - nature.com
Seeing an angry individual in close physical proximity can not only result in a larger retinal
representation of that individual and an enhanced resolution of emotional cues, but may …
representation of that individual and an enhanced resolution of emotional cues, but may …
Looming Angry Faces: Preliminary Evidence of Differential Electrophysiological Dynamics for Filtered Stimuli via Low and High Spatial Frequencies
Looming motion interacts with threatening emotional cues in the initial stages of visual
processing. However, the underlying neural networks are unclear. The current study …
processing. However, the underlying neural networks are unclear. The current study …
Exogenous Attention to Emotional Stimuli Presenting Realistic (3D) Looming Motion
U Fernández-Folgueiras, M Hernández-Lorca… - Brain Topography, 2022 - Springer
Previous research shows that dynamic stimuli, on the one hand, and emotional stimuli, on
the other, capture exogenous attention due to their biological relevance. Through neural …
the other, capture exogenous attention due to their biological relevance. Through neural …