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Face Detection in Peripheral Vision: Do Faces Pop Out?

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Face Detection in Peripheral Vision: Do Faces Pop Out? (English)

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Valerie Brown

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Dale Huey

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John M Findlay

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December 1997

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Perception

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26

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12

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1555-1570

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10.1068/P261555

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