Face race influences the way we process faces, so that faces of a different ethnic group are
processed for identity less efficiently than faces of one's ethnic group‐a phenomenon known …

The N170 is the most prominent electrophysiological signature of face processing. While
facial expressions reliably modulate the N170, there is considerable variance in N170 …

Remedies to counter the impact of misinformation are in high demand, but little is known
about the neuro-cognitive consequences of untrustworthy information and how they can be …

Our brains rapidly respond to human faces and can differentiate between many identities,
retrieving rich semantic emotional-knowledge information. Studies provide a mixed picture …

Faces with emotional information–by virtue of their expression or their history of affective
learning–are prioritized during neuronal processing as compared to neutral faces. Classical …

Intergroup bias is a ubiquitous socio-cognitive phenomenon that, while sustaining human
dependence on group living, often leads to prejudice, inequity, and violence; yet, its neural …

Despite gender is a salient feature in face recognition, the question of whether stereotyping
modulates face processing remains unexplored. Event-related potentials from 40 …

When asked to categorize faces according to 'race', people typically categorize other-race
faces faster than faces belonging to their own race. This 'Other Race Categorization …

Faces transmit rich information about a unique personal identity. Recent studies examined
how negative evaluative information affects event-related potentials (ERPs), the relevance of …

When asked to categorize faces according to'race', people typically categorize other-race
faces faster than faces belonging to their own race. This' Other Race Categorization …