313 results on '"Baudouin, Jean-Yves"'
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2. Odor-driven face-like categorization in the human infant brain
3. Smell what you hardly see: Odors assist visual categorization in the human brain
4. Rapid neural categorization of facelike objects predicts the perceptual awareness of a face (face pareidolia)
5. Emotion regulation in blind and visually impaired children aged 3 to 12 years assessed by a parental questionnaire
6. Olfactory‐to‐visual facilitation in the infant brain declines gradually from 4 to 12 months.
7. Odor-evoked hedonic contexts influence the discrimination of facial expressions in the human brain
8. Categorization of objects and faces in the infant brain and its sensitivity to maternal odor: further evidence for the role of intersensory congruency in perceptual development
9. An ecological measure of rapid and automatic face-sex categorization
10. Expertise for conspecific face individuation in the human brain
11. Rapid and automatic discrimination between facial expressions in the human brain
12. How occupational status influences the processing of faces: An EEG study
13. Tuning functions for automatic detection of brief changes of facial expression in the human brain
14. Qualitative Differences in the Exploration of Upright and Upside-down Faces in Four-Month-Old Infants: An Eye-Movement Study
15. Task-related modulation of facial expression processing: An FPVS-EEG study.
16. Contextual odors modulate the visual processing of emotional facial expressions: An ERP study
17. An implicit and reliable neural measure quantifying impaired visual coding of facial expression: evidence from the 22q11.2 deletion syndrome
18. Data/Odor-driven face-like categorization in the human infant brain
19. A neural marker of rapid discrimination of facial expression in 3.5- and 7-month-old infants
20. Facial emotion perception by intensity in children and adolescents with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome
21. Gender-Based Prototype Formation in Face Recognition
22. The Development of Perceptual Sensitivity to Second-Order Facial Relations in Children
23. Children Induce an Enhanced Attentional Blink in Child Molesters
24. Is Face Distinctiveness Gender Based?
25. Qualitative Differences in the Exploration of Upright and Upside-Down Faces in Four-Month-Old Infants: An Eye-Movement Study
26. Impairment not only in remembering but also in knowing previously seen faces and words in schizophrenia
27. The development of perceptual sensitivity to second-order facial relations in children
28. Odors assist the categorization of ambiguous visual stimuli
29. Reconnaissance de l’émotion faciale et schizophrénie
30. Expert en visages ? Pourquoi sommes-nous tous… des experts en reconnaissance des visages
31. Production d’émotions faciales dans la schizophrénie
32. Maternal odor favors the categorization of faces in younger, but not older, infants
33. How odors assist the developing visual system in humans
34. Odors mediate the visual categorization of ambiguous stimuli in the human brain
35. Smell what you hardly see: When odors assist the visual brain
36. A developmental trade-off: Maternal odor tutors face categorization in younger, but not older, infants
37. Smell what you hardly see: when odors assist the visual cortex
38. Learning to see faces with body odors
39. Odor-driven visual categorization in the infant brain
40. Smell what you hardly see: Odors assist categorization in the human visual cortex
41. La menace implicite du stéréotype de genre dans les apprentissages chez les enfants de primaire
42. Rapid neural categorization of facelike objects predicts the perceptual awareness of a face (face pareidolia)
43. The spatial distribution of eye movements predicts the (false) recognition of emotional facial expressions
44. A neural marker of rapid discrimination of facial expression in 3.5 and 7-month-old infants
45. Perceptual awareness of illusory faces in the human brain
46. Maternal odor selectively enhances the categorization of face(like) stimuli in the 4 month-old infant brain
47. Development of face pareidolia in objects in 3- to 6-month-old infants
48. The development of facial emotion recognition: The role of configural information
49. Is face distinctiveness gender based?
50. The role of configural information in facial emotion recognition in schizophrenia
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