Abstract Fixation-related potentials (FRPs), neural responses aligned to the end of
saccades, are a promising tool for studying the dynamics of attention and cognition under …

A key feature of visual processing in humans is the use of saccadic eye movements to look
around the environment. Saccades are typically used to bring relevant information, which is …

Neural mechanisms of face perception are predominantly studied in well‐controlled
experimental settings that involve random stimulus sequences and fixed eye positions …

ABSTRACT Fixation-related potentials (FRPs), neural responses aligned to saccade offsets,
are a promising tool to study the dynamics of attention and cognition under natural viewing …

Abstract Event Related Potentials (ERPs) are widely used to study category-selective EEG
responses to visual stimuli, such as the face-selective N170 component. Typically, this is …

The perception of facial expression plays a crucial role in social communication, and it is
known to be influenced by various facial cues. Previous studies have reported both positive …

Face detection has been studied by presenting faces in blank displays, object arrays, and
real-world scenes. This study investigated whether these display contexts differ in what they …

Under naturalistic viewing conditions, humans conduct about three to four saccadic eye
movements per second. These dynamics imply that in real life, humans rarely see something …

A key aspect of efficient visual processing is to use current and previous information to make
predictions about what we will see next. In natural viewing, and when looking at words, there …

The depth at which parafoveal words are processed during reading is an ongoing topic of
debate. Recent studies using RSVP‐with‐flanker paradigms have shown that implausible …