<p>The percentage of trials for which the high contrast face was judged younger is shown in the dark bars and the percentage of trials for which the low contrast face was judged younger is shown in the light bars. Results are shown for three age classes.</p
<p>Examples of individual performance. <b>A</b>) Results for three young non-alcohol consumers. Subj...
<p>This figure shows the mean percentile fixation durations for the following three face stimuli: mo...
<p>Significant differences (blue = men; women = red; dark = p<.05; light = p<.01) displayed for the ...
<p>In Experiment 1, the masked prime faces were presented for three times, and an emotional judgment...
<p>Panels A, B, C, and D show the psychometric functions for <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article...
<p>The results show that the accuracy is high when the stimuli faces belong to age groups and .</p>...
<p>The box-and-whisker plots show children’s responses across all three stimuli types in the two exp...
<p>Proportions of correct responses for 16 participants in a two-alternative forced choice task in d...
<p>Participants' differential composite face effect (composite face effect on adult faces–composite ...
(A) High-contrast inducer stimuli increased the impact of previous decisions on the processing of lo...
<p><b>(A)</b> Bars represent the choice rate observed in the post-learning test, in adolescents (lef...
(A, left) Contrast shows group differences that are reliable for younger adults only. (A, right) The...
<p>Dark bars represent the ‘uncovered-first’ group and light bars the ‘covered-first’ group.</p
<p>Experimenter judgements compared to actual stimulation condition, by session by age group.</p
<p>Each trial starts with a 100-ms adapting period during which either one of four faces (two female...
<p>Examples of individual performance. <b>A</b>) Results for three young non-alcohol consumers. Subj...
<p>This figure shows the mean percentile fixation durations for the following three face stimuli: mo...
<p>Significant differences (blue = men; women = red; dark = p<.05; light = p<.01) displayed for the ...
<p>In Experiment 1, the masked prime faces were presented for three times, and an emotional judgment...
<p>Panels A, B, C, and D show the psychometric functions for <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article...
<p>The results show that the accuracy is high when the stimuli faces belong to age groups and .</p>...
<p>The box-and-whisker plots show children’s responses across all three stimuli types in the two exp...
<p>Proportions of correct responses for 16 participants in a two-alternative forced choice task in d...
<p>Participants' differential composite face effect (composite face effect on adult faces–composite ...
(A) High-contrast inducer stimuli increased the impact of previous decisions on the processing of lo...
<p><b>(A)</b> Bars represent the choice rate observed in the post-learning test, in adolescents (lef...
(A, left) Contrast shows group differences that are reliable for younger adults only. (A, right) The...
<p>Dark bars represent the ‘uncovered-first’ group and light bars the ‘covered-first’ group.</p
<p>Experimenter judgements compared to actual stimulation condition, by session by age group.</p
<p>Each trial starts with a 100-ms adapting period during which either one of four faces (two female...
<p>Examples of individual performance. <b>A</b>) Results for three young non-alcohol consumers. Subj...
<p>This figure shows the mean percentile fixation durations for the following three face stimuli: mo...
<p>Significant differences (blue = men; women = red; dark = p<.05; light = p<.01) displayed for the ...
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