The experiments were carried out on two sets of specimens with differing face sheet thickness which clearly indicated the important role played by core debonding in determining the peak load of the structure.
In theory, putative low-level visual cues differing between faces and objects cannot contribute to the periodic response unless they are systematically present in all or the large majority of face stimuli and if they differ systematically between faces and objects but not within non-face object categories.
However, methodological issues associated with that study could have affected the effectiveness of the deprivation procedure (e.g. frequent tactile exploration of their own faces performed by monkeys) and the control stimuli employed differed from faces in many different respects [7].
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Large-scale identifications (e.g., national or religious) differ from face-to-face groups (e.g., work teams) in various ways (e.g., entitativity: Lickel et al., 2000) and can satisfy different identity motives (Easterbrook & Vignoles, 2012).
In addition, fearful faces differed from neutral faces in both the levels of arousal and valence in our study; and there was discrepancy between the race of the subjects (Chinese) and the race of the stimuli (both eastern and western faces).
In a behavioral study using synthetic face stimuli to measure thresholds for detecting differences between similar faces, older and younger adults were not found to differ for faces in identical views but there was a marked impairment in healthy older individuals making matches across a 20° rotation from full-face [17].
We attested deficits in prosopagnosics with stimuli that differ from faces in terms of visible form, geometric features, and/or format.
Only the response within a narrower frequency range from around 50 to 90 Hz differed between faces and scrambled stimuli, with higher frequency components being common to both.
They found that East-Asian adults tended to fixate on the nose region of faces when scanning own-race faces, differing from the fixation patterns produced by Caucasian adults that focus strongly on the eyes.
