<p>During the measurements, participants were asked to gaze at the fixation point in the center of the screen (+). First, a picture of a face either with or without expression (emotion task), or a face or picture of a hand (categorization task) was randomly presented for 700 ms. Next, a blank screen appeared for 300 ms and was followed by a “Go” signal. Then the participants had to indicate whether the face was with or without expression (or whether the picture was a face or hand) by pressing pre-assigned button 1 or 2 using the right hand. Finally, a blank screen was presented for a random time interval (1000 ms±300 ms). Then the next trial started. The assignment of the response buttons (1 or 2) was counterbalanced across participants. Th...
<p>Trials began with a fixation cross that appeared for 3s, followed by a 3s dance sequence and a bl...
<p>The picture illustrates the standard keyboard layout in the middle position with the tablet in th...
<p>Schematic illustration of the pattern of emotional stimuli used in the experiment. Four individua...
<p>At the beginning of each trial, a vertical line separating the screen into the left and the right...
<p>Subjects sat at a desktop workstation and viewed masked images on a 19″ monitor. In order to iden...
<p>(<b>A</b>) The participant’s head was tilted to enable fixation upon an LED placed on top of the ...
<p>These photographs show the experimental setup for the Observe-Hand and Observe-Foot groups. The a...
<p>One exemplary trial is depicted including presentation durations in ms of a dynamic and static ha...
<p>After a fixation point was presented in the center of the screen (2000 ms), a pair of photos was ...
<p>Each trial started with a black screen with a white fixation cross, followed by a picture or null...
<p>In each trial, the participants were asked to respond as soon as their parents’ faces were presen...
<p>In Experiment 1, the masked prime faces were presented for three times, and an emotional judgment...
<p>One of the four possible cues appeared on the screen followed by a fixation cross for a random in...
<p>Participants first saw a fixation cross followed by a perspective indication for either self (“YO...
<p>(a) A participant holds a long horizontal bar (2.5 times the body width) while holding the ends (...
<p>Trials began with a fixation cross that appeared for 3s, followed by a 3s dance sequence and a bl...
<p>The picture illustrates the standard keyboard layout in the middle position with the tablet in th...
<p>Schematic illustration of the pattern of emotional stimuli used in the experiment. Four individua...
<p>At the beginning of each trial, a vertical line separating the screen into the left and the right...
<p>Subjects sat at a desktop workstation and viewed masked images on a 19″ monitor. In order to iden...
<p>(<b>A</b>) The participant’s head was tilted to enable fixation upon an LED placed on top of the ...
<p>These photographs show the experimental setup for the Observe-Hand and Observe-Foot groups. The a...
<p>One exemplary trial is depicted including presentation durations in ms of a dynamic and static ha...
<p>After a fixation point was presented in the center of the screen (2000 ms), a pair of photos was ...
<p>Each trial started with a black screen with a white fixation cross, followed by a picture or null...
<p>In each trial, the participants were asked to respond as soon as their parents’ faces were presen...
<p>In Experiment 1, the masked prime faces were presented for three times, and an emotional judgment...
<p>One of the four possible cues appeared on the screen followed by a fixation cross for a random in...
<p>Participants first saw a fixation cross followed by a perspective indication for either self (“YO...
<p>(a) A participant holds a long horizontal bar (2.5 times the body width) while holding the ends (...
<p>Trials began with a fixation cross that appeared for 3s, followed by a 3s dance sequence and a bl...
<p>The picture illustrates the standard keyboard layout in the middle position with the tablet in th...
<p>Schematic illustration of the pattern of emotional stimuli used in the experiment. Four individua...