People can represent temporal stimuli (eg, pictures depicting past and future events) as
spatially connoted dimensions arranged along the three main axes (horizontal, sagittal, and …

Pupillometry is widely used to measure arousal states. The primary functional role of the
pupil, however, is to respond to the luminance of visual inputs. We previously demonstrated …

The brain attends to environmental rhythms by aligning the phase of internal oscillations.
However, the factors underlying fluctuations in the strength of this phase entrainment remain …

In psychology, researchers often rely on face photographs to study face perception.
However, finding suitable face stimuli for experiments is often challenging. Computer …

Humans spend hours each day spontaneously engaging with visual content, free from
specific tasks and at their own pace. Currently, the brain mechanisms determining the …

Face recognition is adapted to achieve goals of social interactions, which rely on further
processing of the semantic information of faces, beyond visual computations. Here, we …

The relationships between facial expression and color affect human cognition functions such
as perception and memory. However, whether these relationships influence selective …

Facial color influences the perception of facial expressions, and emotional expressions bias
how facial color is remembered. However, it remains unclear whether facial expressions …

The subcortical visual pathway to the amygdala has long been considered a rapid and
crude stream for processing emotionally salient information that is reliant on low spatial …

Individuals can strongly vary in their ability to process face identity. Understanding the
mechanisms driving these differences is important for theoretical development, and in …