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Face pareidolia in the brain: Impact of gender and orientation

Fig 2

Effect of inversion on the face tuning.

Mean response rate (left) and mean response time (right) of the face responses to the Face-n-Thing images with canonical (upright) and inverted display orientations in females (orange blobs) and males (violet triangles). Vertical bars represent ±SEM. Double asterisks indicate significant differences: black, gender differences, orange, display orientation effect in females, and violet, display orientation effect in males (p < 0.05). Single asterisk indicates a tendency of females to provide face response faster than males with display inversion (p = 0.079).

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0244516.g002