Current approaches to the diagnosis of developmental prosopagnosia emphasise the
perception and identification of same-ethnicity faces. This convention ensures that perceptual …

Some diversities are thought to mark human expansion from Africa – they decline as distance
from Africa accumulates, and suggest that the expansion originated from any of a range of …

Can behavior be unconsciously primed via the activation of attitudes, stereotypes, or other
concepts? A number of studies have suggested that such priming effects can occur, and a …

Previous research favours the idea that modern humans spread worldwide from Africa. For
instance, through autosomal diversity, an area of origin for this worldwide expansion is …

As the geographical distance between populations increases, populations are known to
become more distant (dissimilar) in biological measures such as cranial shape. Relationships …

The cranial diversity of modern humans is thought to be congruent with population bottlenecks
occurring in an expansion which started from an African origin; in previous research, …

When the upper half of one face (‘target region’) is spatially aligned with the lower half of
another (‘distractor region’), the two halves appear to fuse together perceptually, changing …

… Distances (Cenac, 2022b) were from peak points found in the present study or Cenac (2022b)
for different types of diversity (for autosomal SNP haplotype heterozygosity, San were …

Observers make use of facial details to recognise the identity of an individual person, and
categorise them in various ways such as in terms of gender and race. However, race can have …

Modern humans are acknowledged to have expanded across Earth from Africa. Biological
measures have appeared to reflect this expansion, such as genetic diversity and cranial …