Infant Responses to Facial Attractiveness Quiz

What is one event-related potential (ERP) component that shows a larger amplitude response for human faces in infants?

At what age do infants struggle with discriminating facial expressions and recognizing inverted faces?

Which age group can easily recognize both human and monkey faces?

At what age do infants specialize in discriminating between human faces only?

How does experience influence face perception in infants according to the text?

At what age do infants typically start showing a preference for faces after initially losing interest?

What is one suggested reason for why infants are interested in faces, according to the text?

At what age do infants typically begin to show a left visual field/right hemisphere advantage in face processing?

What is one way in which infants' interest in faces at 3 months is influenced, according to the text?

Between 2-3 months of age, what do infants start fixating on when looking at faces?

What happens to infants' preference for faces at around 1-2 months of age?

What do 12-month-olds do when presented with an attractive face along with pleasant visual and vocal stimuli?

How do newborns demonstrate their ability related to emotional expressions?

What influence does the maternal emotional environment have on the development of infants' discrimination ability?

At what age can infants categorize some emotions according to the provided text?

In relation to emotional processing, what has been observed about infant girls compared to infant boys?

How do 3-month-old infants discriminate between their mother and a female stranger according to the text?

What do 12-month-olds do when presented with an unattractive face along with unpleasant visual and vocal stimuli?

At what age do infants start displaying distinct ERP neural responses to happy and fearful facial expressions?

What stereotype do infants begin to show signs of regarding attractiveness and goodness?

What impact do the maternal emotional environment and infant’s familiarity with the person portraying emotions have on the development of discrimination ability in infants?

How are infant girls typically described in relation to emotional processing compared to infant boys?

What is one way in which infants demonstrate their ability to differentiate between emotional expressions, according to the provided text?

At what age does the preference for faces disappear in infants?

What is a suggested reason behind infants' interest in faces according to the text?

At what age do infants start showing a left visual field/right hemisphere advantage in face processing?

How do infants primarily differentiate between their mother's face and a female stranger's face?

What happens to infants' brain regions related to face processing around 3 months of age?

What influences an infant's interest in faces as a social stimulus at around 3 months of age?

At what age do infants only need to see the internal features of their mother's face for recognition, according to the text?

Why might infants suck more rapidly when watching a video of their mother compared to a female stranger?

What is a possible specialized system for recognizing the mother's face that differs from recognizing other faces, as mentioned in the text?

At what age do infants show more affect looking at their mothers rather than stranger's faces, according to the text?

What was observed about the recognition of the father's face compared to the mother's face in infants up to 4 months old?

How do infants differ in recognizing a familiar vs novel face if they have had sufficient exposure to the familiar face?

What is one observation made about infants at 3 months old in relation to facial expressions?

How do 6-month-old infants differ from 9-month-olds in terms of face recognition?

What role does experience play in infant face processing according to the text?

What is one challenge faced by infants at 3 months old in relation to recognizing faces?

What is one consequence of infants having more experience with upright than inverted faces?

What elicits differential social responses to strangers in infants as they age?

Why do individuals prefer prototypes or configurations close to the average in terms of facial attractiveness?

Which internal facial aspect is mentioned as more important in eliciting preferences for attractive female faces?

What may infants focus on when presented with a pair of faces, one being closer to the average female face and the other less average?

Why do infants prefer attractive females according to the text?

What is a factor that plays a part in facial preferences but only sometimes?

What do newborns between 14-151 hours prefer, suggesting experience with faces doesn't need to be extensive to form prototypes?

Why do young infants not seem to form prototypes for male faces according to the text?

What stereotype do infants display where they assign positive qualities to attractive people and negative traits to unattractive people?

What do 6-month-old infants do when presented with attractive and unattractive female faces respectively?

What ability do newborns and 3-month-olds have in common regarding averaging faces?

How do infants typically respond after being exposed to familiar male and female faces?

At what age do infants begin to learn to categorize different types of emotions into 'positive' and 'negative' emotions?

At what age do infants start using both features and expressions rather than just features to categorize facial expressions?

What behavior do 4-6-month-old infants exhibit in response to happy facial expressions?

At what age do infants begin to categorize happy but not fearful faces?

What is observed about 4-month-old infants in terms of understanding the affective meaning of different facial expressions?

At what age do infants show a preference for looking at the eyes in faces?

What type of facial features do infants primarily use to process and recognize faces?

At what age do infants begin to recognize their own faces through visual preference?

What is suggested by the text regarding infants' recognition of their fathers' faces compared to strangers' faces?

At what age do infants begin to show lateralization in recognizing faces by using the right hemisphere more?

What type of mirror self-recognition occurs in infants around 18-24 months?

When do infants typically begin to recognize a frontal smiling view of a female face after seeing it from different angles?

What happens to infants' brain reactions to their mothers' faces after 24 months of age?