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Peripheral face detection : data

The University of Queensland
Dr Blake Saurels (Aggregated by) Dr Blake Saurels (Aggregated by) Dr Jess Taubert (Aggregated by) Dr Jess Taubert (Aggregated by) Mr Blake Saurels (Aggregated by)
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We designed three experiments to investigate how humans rapidly detect, prioritise, and process faces in the peripheral visual field under naturalistic viewing conditions. The dataset contains all behavioural, eye-tracking, and electroencephalography (EEG) data collected as part of this project. Experiment 1 examined behavioural performance during rapid face and food detection and includes valid data from 30 participants. Experiment 2 combined behavioural responses with EEG recordings to investigate the neural dynamics underlying peripheral target selection and includes valid data from 20 participants. Experiment 3 was a follow-up study to the second experiment and includes valid data from 20 participants.

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Biological Psychology | Cognitive Neuroscience | Electroencephalography | Experimental data | Field (mathematics) | Psychology | Pattern recognition (psychology) | Process (computing) | Selection (genetic algorithm) | eng |

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ACN 633 798 857