Yuya Hasegawa- Toyohashi University of Technology
Yuya Hasegawa
- Toyohashi University of Technology
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Facial color is closely linked to the perception of emotion, with reddish tones often associated with anger. While previous studies have shown that static reddish facial tones enhance this perception, it remains unclear whether dynamic changes in facial color further amplify this effect. This study investigated how variations in facial color influe...
The relationships between facial expression and color affect human cognition functions such as perception and memory. However, whether these relationships influence selective attention and brain activity contributed to selective attention remains unclear. For example, reddish angry faces increase emotion intensity, but it is unclear whether brain a...
Facial skin texture provides crucial visual cues that reflect an individual’s impressions and health conditions. In this study, we focused on the visual attribute of “moisture” and investigated which visual cues influenced skin moisture perception. The stimuli consisted of images from three facial areas (the whole face, cheek, and eyebrow areas) wi...
The relationships between facial expression and color affect human cognition functions such as perception and memory. However, whether these relationships influence attention remains unclear. Additionally, whether facial expressions affect selective attention is unknown; for example, reddish angry faces increase negative social evaluation or emotio...
Facial skin texture provides crucial visual cues that reflect an individual’s impressions and health conditions. In this study, we focused on the texture attribute of “moisture” and investigated which visual cues influenced skin moisture perception. The stimuli consisted of images from three facial areas (the whole face, cheek, and eyebrow areas) w...
Facial color influences the perception of facial expressions, and emotional expressions bias how facial color is remembered. However, it remains unclear whether facial expressions affect daily facial color memory. The memory color effect demonstrates that knowledge about typical colors affects the perception of the actual color of given objects. To...
