Tolerance of the ERP Signatures of Unfamiliar versus Familiar Face Perception to Spatial Quantization of Facial Images

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"Tolerance of the ERP Signatures of Unfamiliar versus Familiar Face Perception to Spatial Quantization of Facial Images"
written by Liisa Hanso, Talis Bachmann, Carolina Murd,
published by Psychology, Vol.1 No.3, 2010

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