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Maternal odor reduces the neural response to fearful faces in human infants by Jessen, Sarah

“…Maternal odor is known to play an important role in mother-infant-interaction in many altricial species such as rodents. However, we only know very little…”
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Neural evidence for the subliminal processing of facial trustworthiness in infancy by Jessen, Sarah, Grossmann, Tobias

“…Face evaluation is thought to play a vital role in human social interactions. One prominent aspect is the evaluation of facial signs of trustworthiness, which…”
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Unconscious discrimination of social cues from eye whites in infants by Jessen, Sarah, Grossmann, Tobias

“…Human eyes serve two key functions in face-to-face social interactions: they provide cues about a person’s emotional state and attentional focus (gaze…”
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Neural signatures of conscious and unconscious emotional face processing in human infants by Jessen, Sarah, Grossmann, Tobias

“…Human adults can process emotional information both with and without conscious awareness, and it has been suggested that the two processes rely on partly…”
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Neural evidence for the impact of facial trustworthiness on object processing in a gaze-cueing task in 7-month-old infants by Jessen, Sarah, Grossmann, Tobias

“…Humans automatically judge a person's trustworthiness solely based on facial features and use these judgments to inform subsequent behavior. While recent…”
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Neural tracking in infants – An analytical tool for multisensory social processing in development by Jessen, Sarah, Obleser, Jonas, Tune, Sarah

“…Humans are born into a social environment and from early on possess a range of abilities to detect and respond to social cues. In the past decade, there has…”
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Exploring the Role of Spatial Frequency Information during Neural Emotion Processing in Human Infants by Jessen, Sarah, Grossmann, Tobias

“…Enhanced attention to fear expressions in adults is primarily driven by information from low as opposed to high spatial frequencies contained in faces…”
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Affect differentially modulates brain activation in uni- and multisensory body-voice perception by Jessen, Sarah, Kotz, Sonja A.

“…Emotion perception naturally entails multisensory integration. It is also assumed that multisensory emotion perception is characterized by enhanced activation…”
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Putting the face in context: Body expressions impact facial emotion processing in human infants by Rajhans, Purva, Jessen, Sarah, Missana, Manuela, Grossmann, Tobias

“…•Brain responses were measured by presenting emotional faces in the context of emotional bodies.•ERP data showed that 8-month-old infants discriminate between…”
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How bodies and voices interact in early emotion perception by Jessen, Sarah, Obleser, Jonas, Kotz, Sonja A

“…Successful social communication draws strongly on the correct interpretation of others' body and vocal expressions. Both can provide emotional information and…”
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On the role of crossmodal prediction in audiovisual emotion perception by Jessen, Sarah, Kotz, Sonja A

“…Humans rely on multiple sensory modalities to determine the emotional state of others. In fact, such multisensory perception may be one of the mechanisms…”
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Selling School: The Marketing of Public Education by DiMartino, Catherine, Jessen, Sarah Butler

“…This timely book outlines the growth and development of marketing and branding practices in public education. The authors highlight why these practices have…”
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The developmental origins of subliminal face processing by Jessen, Sarah, Grossmann, Tobias

“…•Infants process facial information irrespective of subliminally.•Information detected includes emotion, gaze direction, and trustworthiness.•Subliminal…”
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When in infancy does the “fear bias” develop? by Grossmann, Tobias, Jessen, Sarah

“…Much research has focused on how infants respond to emotional facial expressions. One of the key findings in this area of research is that by 7months of age,…”
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On Maine’s First Charter Schools: Promises and Pitfalls by Sarah Butler Jessen

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The developmental emergence of unconscious fear processing from eyes during infancy by Jessen, Sarah, Grossmann, Tobias

“…•We investigated unconscious emotion processing from eye whites in infancy.•In an ERP study, we presented fearful and non-fearful eyes.•7-Month-old infants,…”
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Pupillary responses reveal infants’ discrimination of facial emotions independent of conscious perception by Jessen, Sarah, Altvater-Mackensen, Nicole, Grossmann, Tobias

“…Sensitive responding to others’ emotions is essential during social interactions among humans. There is evidence for the existence of subcortically mediated…”
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School Brand Management: The Policies, Practices, and Perceptions of Branding and Marketing in New York City’s Public High Schools by DiMartino, Catherine, Jessen, Sarah Butler

“…Over the past 20 years, market-based choice initiatives have become a popular approach to education reform. Since 2002, the New York City Department of…”
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Quantifying the individual auditory and visual brain response in 7-month-old infants watching a brief cartoon movie by Jessen, Sarah, Fiedler, Lorenz, Münte, Thomas F., Obleser, Jonas

“…Electroencephalography (EEG) continues to be the most popular method to investigate cognitive brain mechanisms in young children and infants. Most infant…”
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When in infancy does the "fear biasâ[euro] develop? by Grossmann, Tobias, Jessen, Sarah

“…Much research has focused on how infants respond to emotional facial expressions. One of the key findings in this area of research is that by 7months of age,…”
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