Interactions Between Visual Working Memory and Face Perception von Paranjape, Sanika, Shomstein, Sarah, Kravitz, Dwight

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Faces in Working Memory Cause Racial Biases in Subsequent Trustworthiness Judgments von Paranjape, Sanika, Shomstein, Sarah, Kravitz, Dwight

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Illusory faces are more likely to be perceived as male than female von Wardle, Susan G, Paranjape, Sanika, Taubert, Jessica, Baker, Chris I

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Direct interactions between working memory and perception for color and motion von Kaplan, Simon, Teng, Chunyue, Paranjape, Sanika, Shomstein, Sarah, Kravitz, Dwight

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Illusory faces are more likely to be perceived as male than female von Paranjape, Sanika, Wardle, Susan G., Taubert, Jessica, Baker, Chris I.

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Children perceive illusory faces in objects as male more often than female von Wardle, Susan G., Ewing, Louise, Malcolm, George L., Paranjape, Sanika, Baker, Chris I.

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