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How are lookalikes processed relative to animals and objects?
How are lookalikes processed relative to animals and objects?
I believe most people would agree that a cow and a mug are not the same thing. But what about a 'cow-like' mug? Our brain is biased in many ways.
Check the video below — you will see that the animal bias has been built over time, causing our brain to continuously confuse a cow-like mug with an actual cow.
Chen, C.-Y., Leys, G., Bracci, S., & Op de Beeck, H. (2023). The representational dynamics of the animal appearance bias in human visual cortex are indicative of fast feedforward processing. Imaging Neuroscience, 1(1), 1–26. https://doi.org/10.1162/imag_a_00006
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To understanding how humans perceive the world around them, I use functional MRI and EEG to study brain activity.
To understanding how humans perceive the world around them, I use functional MRI and EEG to study brain activity.
Engagement with open science and registered report practices.
Engagement with open science and registered report practices.
Registered Report: Submitting research proposals for peer review prior to data collection and analysis. a register report
Open Science Practices: Uploading research materials, including code, data, and manuscripts. code, data
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