Perception of Faces Is Biased Towards the Opposite Gender after 6 Seconds of Exposure to Objects Ass (IMAGE)

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Perception of Faces Is Biased Towards the Opposite Gender after 6 Seconds of Exposure to Objects Ass

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Perception of faces is biased towards the opposite gender after six seconds of exposure to objects associated to one gender.

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Citation: Javadi AH, Wee N (2012) Cross-Category Adaptation: Objects Produce Gender Adaptation in the Perception of Faces. <i>PLoS ONE </i>7(9): e46079. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0046079

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