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Race Guides Attention in Visual Search by Otten, Marte

“…It is known that faces are rapidly and even unconsciously categorized into social groups (black vs. white, male vs. female). Here, I test whether preferences…”
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Guns Are Not Faster to Enter Awareness After Seeing a Black Face: Absence of Race-Priming in a Gun/Tool Task During Continuous Flash Suppression by Stein, Timo, Ciorli, Tommaso, Otten, Marte

“…In the Weapon Identification Task (WIT), Black faces prime the identification of guns compared with tools. We measured race-induced changes in visual awareness…”
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Priors and prejudice: hierarchical predictive processing in intergroup perception by McGovern, H T, Otten, Marte

“…Hierarchical predictive processing provides a framework outlining how prior expectations shape perception and cognition. Here, we highlight hierarchical…”
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Seeing Ɔ, remembering C: Illusions in short-term memory by Otten, Marte, Seth, Anil K, Pinto, Yair

“…Perception can be shaped by our expectations, which can lead to perceptual illusions. Similarly, long-term memories can be shaped to fit our expectations,…”
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Establishing reference in language comprehension: An electrophysiological perspective by Van Berkum, Jos J.A, Koornneef, Arnout W, Otten, Marte, Nieuwland, Mante S

“…Abstract The electrophysiology of language comprehension has long been dominated by research on syntactic and semantic integration. However, to understand…”
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Great expectations: specific lexical anticipation influences the processing of spoken language by Otten, Marte, Nieuwland, Mante S, Van Berkum, Jos J A

“…Recently several studies have shown that people use contextual information to make predictions about the rest of the sentence or story as the text unfolds…”
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Seeing Æ, remembering C: Illusions in short-term memory by Otten, Marte, Seth, Anil K, Pinto, Yair

“…Perception can be shaped by our expectations, which can lead to perceptual illusions. Similarly, long-term memories can be shaped to fit our expectations,…”
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A social Bayesian brain: How social knowledge can shape visual perception by Otten, Marte, Seth, Anil K., Pinto, Yair

“…•Social contextual knowledge can shape perception.•A Bayesian approach explains how high-level social factors change perception.•This framework also provides…”
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Out of the group, out of control? The brain responds to social exclusion with changes in cognitive control by Otten, Marte, Jonas, Kai J

“…The effects of social exclusion are far-reaching, both on an emotional and behavioral level. The present study investigates whether social exclusion also…”
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Split brain: divided perception but undivided consciousness by Pinto, Yair, Neville, David A, Otten, Marte, Corballis, Paul M, Lamme, Victor A F, de Haan, Edward H F, Foschi, Nicoletta, Fabri, Mara

“…In extensive studies with two split-brain patients we replicate the standard finding that stimuli cannot be compared across visual half-fields, indicating that…”
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The Uniformity Illusion: Central Stimuli Can Determine Peripheral Perception by Otten, Marte, Pinto, Yair, Paffen, Chris L. E., Seth, Anil K., Kanai, Ryota

“…Vision in the fovea, the center of the visual field, is much more accurate and detailed than vision in the periphery. This is not in line with the rich…”
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Right or Wrong? The Brain's Fast Response to Morally Objectionable Statements by Van Berkum, Jos J.A., Holleman, Bregje, Nieuwland, Mante, Otten, Marte, Murre, Jaap

“…How does the brain respond to statements that clash with a person's value system? We recorded eventrelated brain potentials while respondents from contrasting…”
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Humiliation as an intense emotional experience: Evidence from the electro-encephalogram by Otten, Marte, Jonas, Kai J.

“…Humiliation, the emotion associated with being lowered in status in the eyes of others, seems to be very intense. As such, humiliation has been implied to play…”
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Conscious Visual Memory With Minimal Attention by Pinto, Yair, Vandenbroucke, Annelinde R., Otten, Marte, Sligte, Ilja G., Seth, Anil K., Lamme, Victor A. F.

“…Is conscious visual perception limited to the locations that a person attends? The remarkable phenomenon of change blindness, which shows that people miss…”
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Does working memory capacity affect the ability to predict upcoming words in discourse? by Otten, Marte, Van Berkum, Jos J.A

“…Abstract Prior research has indicated that readers and listeners can use information in the prior discourse to rapidly predict specific upcoming words, as the…”
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Discourse-Based Word Anticipation During Language Processing: Prediction or Priming? by Otten, Marte, Van Berkum, Jos J. A.

“…Language is an intrinsically open-ended system. This fact has led to the widely shared assumption that readers and listeners do not predict upcoming words, at…”
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No laughing matter: How the presence of laughing witnesses changes the perception of insults by Otten, Marte, Mann, Liesbeth, van Berkum, Jos J.A., Jonas, Kai J.

“…Insults always sting, but the context in which they are delivered can make the effects even worse. Here we test how the brain processes insults, and whether…”
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What makes a discourse constraining? Comparing the effects of discourse message and scenario fit on the discourse-dependent N400 effect by Otten, Marte, Van Berkum, Jos J.A

“…Abstract A discourse context provides a reader with a great deal of information that can provide constraints for further language processing, at several…”
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Who are you talking about? Tracking discourse-level referential processing with event-related brain potentials by Nieuwland, Mante S, Otten, Marte, Van Berkum, Jos J A

“…In this event-related brain potentials (ERPs) study, we explored the possibility to selectively track referential ambiguity during spoken discourse…”
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The Uniformity Illusion by Otten, Marte, Pinto, Yair, Paffen, Chris L E, Seth, Anil K, Kanai, Ryota

“…Vision in the fovea, the center of the visual field, is much more accurate and detailed than vision in the periphery. This is not in line with the rich…”
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