作者: Jonathan B. Freeman , Nalini Ambady
DOI: 10.1016/J.JESP.2010.08.018
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摘要: Abstract In everyday interactions with others, people have to deal the sight of a face and sound voice at same time. How perceptual system brings this information together over hundreds milliseconds perceive others remains unclear. 2 studies, we investigated how facial vocal cues are integrated during real-time social categorization by recording participants' hand movements (via streaming x, y coordinates computer mouse) en route “male” “female” responses on screen. Participants were presented male female faces that accompanied same-sex morphed be either sex-typical (e.g., masculinized voice) or sex-atypical (i.e., feminized voice). Before settling into ultimate sex categorizations face, simultaneous processing led continuously attracted opposite sex-category response across construal. This is evidence ongoing results from perception influence processing. Thus, involves dynamic updates gradual integration voice.