Fig 1.
Examples of experimental stimuli.
Please note that this figure depicts a single unfamiliar facial identity for the purposes of illustration only.
Table 1.
Behavioral Data.
Fig 2.
ERPs P100, N170, P200, and N250 for familiar and unfamiliar faces.
Gray-shaded areas denote time-windows of interest for N170 (150–190 ms), P200 (210–250 ms), and N250 (250–350 ms). Note smallest P200 for shape-only caricatures at P8.
Fig 3.
Early ERP Caricature level effects for familiar faces.
Gray-shaded areas denote time-windows of interest for N170 (150–190 ms), P200 (210–250 ms), and N250 (250–350 ms).
Fig 4.
Early ERP caricature level effects for unfamiliar faces.
Gray-shaded areas denote time-windows of interest for N170 (150–190 ms), P200 (210–250 ms), and N250 (250–350 ms). Note decreasing P200 with increasing caricature level for shape-only and full (shape + color) caricatures.
Fig 5.
LPC caricature effects depicted for unfamiliar faces.
The gray-shaded area depicts the time-window of interest (500–800 ms).