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40ae1423b39595fc7300 · The neural representation of faces and bodies in motion and at rest

The neural representation of faces and bodies in motion and at rest

The neural organization of person processing relies on brain regions functionally selective for faces or bodies, with a subset of these regions preferring moving stimuli. Although the response properties of the individual areas are well established, less

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