In the present paper, we review research conducted over the past 25 years addressing the
effects of repeating various kinds of information in faces (eg, pictorial, spatial configural …

Given the complexity of ERP recording and processing pipeline, the resulting variability of
methodological options, and the potential for these decisions to influence study outcomes, it …

Repetitions of a sensory event elicit lower levels of brain activity than its initial presentation
(“repetition suppression,” RS). According to one view, RS depends on the biophysics of …

We used ERPs to investigate neural correlates of face learning. At learning, participants
viewed video clips of unfamiliar people, which were presented either with or without voices …

Individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) have pervasive impairments in social
functioning, which may include problems with processing and remembering faces. In this …

It is a matter of considerable debate whether attention to initial stimulus presentations is
required for repetition-related neural modulations to occur. Recently, it has been assumed …

Adaptation paradigms are becoming increasingly popular for characterizing visual areas in
neuroimaging, but the relation of these results to perception is unclear. Neurophysiological …

Event-related potentials (ERPs) were recorded during a rapid adaptation paradigm to
determine whether visual perception and visual mental imagery of faces recruit the same …

Using a sandwich-masked priming paradigm with faces, we report two ERP effects that
appear to reflect different levels of subliminal face processing. These two ERP repetition …

Adaptation processes in human early visual cortical areas are sensitive to the exposure time
of the adaptor stimulus. Here we investigated the effect of adaptation duration at the higher …