Learned foveal representations, not gaze-mediated information access, underlie perceptual advantages for canonical face configurations

Journal of Vision · Published 2026-06-09 · DOI 10.1167/jov.26.6.5

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Puneeth N. Chakravarthula, Yuliy Tsank, Miguel P. Eckstein

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2026

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Chakravarthula, P., Tsank, Y., Eckstein, M. (2026). Learned foveal representations, not gaze-mediated information access, underlie perceptual advantages for canonical face configurations. Journal of Vision. https://doi.org/10.1167/jov.26.6.5

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