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Face inversion, familiarity and cropping: floating heads are peculiar
Visual processing of faces is widely reported to be disrupted by inversion. Furthermore, this effect is held to be greater for faces than many other visual stimuli – the face inversion effect (FIE). However, there have been some recent challenges to the idea that faces are disproportionately affecte
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