<p><b>a</b>. Schematic of a single trial. Patches of noise were presented for 107 ms, creating an animation of dynamic noise; the middle patch contained either a face stimulus or just noise and was accompanied by an annulus surrounding the patch. After the trial, observers had to indicate whether they had seen a happy, a sad or no face. <b>b</b>. Proportions of real faces seen (black bars) and correctly identified emotional expressions (white bars). Error bars indicate 1 S.E. (n = 42), asterisks (**) indicate significant difference at p<.001. <b>c</b>. Proportions of reported false alarms (black bars) and proportion false alarms classified as happy (white bars). Error bars indicate 1 S.E. (n = 42), asterisks (**) indicate significant differ...
<p>(A) Top: Example of a sequence in a perceptually regular environment with the final stimulus earl...
<p>The three emotional expressions of the schematic faces used in the experiments, i.e. Angry, Happy...
<p>Detection thresholds (upper panels) and suppression factors (lower panels) are plotted as functio...
<p>The suppressed face image was presented to one eye with its contrast gradually ramped up, and was...
<p>In the invisible condition, dynamic noise patches were presented to the dominant eye and faces wi...
<p>The figure illustrates the time course (x-axis) of the stimulation, and the frequency spectra (y-...
<p>The entire experimental procedure was divided into two sessions of 12 trials each with one trial ...
<p>A. Stimuli consisted of four disconnected bars arranged in a square shape whose contrast was modu...
<p>Each block began with detailed instructions for the condition to be completed. Participants were ...
<p>Illustration of a face morphed from the original fearful (outer left) to the original angry expre...
<p>(a) An example of a change trial in the retro-cue condition (top panel), simultaneous-cue conditi...
<p>(A) Main trial types during the progressive unfolding experiment. A colorful neutral, unpleasant ...
<p>Illustration of a face morphed from the original fearful (outer left) to the original angry expre...
<p>(A) The average proportion of “right first” responses, separately for each condition as a functio...
Our brain is able to automatically detect changes in sensory stimulation, including in vision. A lar...
<p>(A) Top: Example of a sequence in a perceptually regular environment with the final stimulus earl...
<p>The three emotional expressions of the schematic faces used in the experiments, i.e. Angry, Happy...
<p>Detection thresholds (upper panels) and suppression factors (lower panels) are plotted as functio...
<p>The suppressed face image was presented to one eye with its contrast gradually ramped up, and was...
<p>In the invisible condition, dynamic noise patches were presented to the dominant eye and faces wi...
<p>The figure illustrates the time course (x-axis) of the stimulation, and the frequency spectra (y-...
<p>The entire experimental procedure was divided into two sessions of 12 trials each with one trial ...
<p>A. Stimuli consisted of four disconnected bars arranged in a square shape whose contrast was modu...
<p>Each block began with detailed instructions for the condition to be completed. Participants were ...
<p>Illustration of a face morphed from the original fearful (outer left) to the original angry expre...
<p>(a) An example of a change trial in the retro-cue condition (top panel), simultaneous-cue conditi...
<p>(A) Main trial types during the progressive unfolding experiment. A colorful neutral, unpleasant ...
<p>Illustration of a face morphed from the original fearful (outer left) to the original angry expre...
<p>(A) The average proportion of “right first” responses, separately for each condition as a functio...
Our brain is able to automatically detect changes in sensory stimulation, including in vision. A lar...
<p>(A) Top: Example of a sequence in a perceptually regular environment with the final stimulus earl...
<p>The three emotional expressions of the schematic faces used in the experiments, i.e. Angry, Happy...
<p>Detection thresholds (upper panels) and suppression factors (lower panels) are plotted as functio...