Most importantly, however, face identity and ISIs strongly interacted with rapid N170 amplitude recovery in non-identical trials, but sustained N170 adaptation in identical trials.
Interestingly, interactions of face identity and ISI could provide valuable information on early encoding of face identity, but have not been investigated so far.
Furthermore, internal features alone could serve as the basis of face identity.
Both face identity and varying ISIs significantly influenced N170 adaptation effects, albeit with small effects sizes.
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Oruç, I. & Barton, J. J. Adaptation improves discrimination of face identity.
This is in striking contrast to individual differences in face identity recognition, which result primarily from variations in genes [1].
Anzellotti, S., Fairhall, S. L. & Caramazza, A. Decoding representations of face identity that are tolerant to rotation.
Adapting to a face shifts the perceived identity of a subsequent face in the direction opposite to the adapting face, a phenomenon known as a face identity aftereffect.
Additionally, we find that pose-invariant face identity information increases as one moves to more anterior patches, while information about the orientation of the head decreases.
Soto, F. A. & Wasserman, E. A. Asymmetrical interactions in the perception of face identity and emotional expression are not unique to the primate visual system.
