Module 8 Chapter 12: How Infants Perceive and Process Faces

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

What happens to infants' interest in faces by the age of 3 months?

How do 3-6 months old infants respond to faces compared to adults?

What advantage in face processing do infants show around 4 months of age?

What happens to cortical responses to faces as infants develop?

What is the significance of infants attending to faces according to some researchers?

What kind of facial features do preferences for attractive female faces primarily rely on?

Which type of faces elicit preferences for attractiveness when upright?

What do individuals prefer in terms of facial appearance?

Why might infants look longer at a less average female face when paired with a more average face?

What role does symmetry play in facial preference, according to the text?

Which type of strangers do infants tend to avoid more, according to the text?

What social response do infants show to attractive and unattractive female faces?

At what age can infants start categorizing some emotions?

How do 12-month-olds react to attractive and unattractive faces based on stimuli?

How does the maternal emotional environment affect an infant's ability to discriminate emotional expressions?

What might infant girls be more advanced at compared to infant boys?

At what age do infants start to show distinct neural responses to happy and fearful expressions?

At what age do infants recognize their mother's face to the extent that they show more affect looking at it than a stranger's face?

Why do newborns of depressed mothers take longer to habituate to their mother's face?

At what age do infants recognize a profile view of a face and can recognize a face even after something is added or taken away from the face area?

What do infants use to process and recognize faces, focusing on both individual features and the relationships among them?

When does mirror self-recognition typically occur in infants?

Why do infants show a preference for looking at faces of their own gender?

What changes occur in infants from 4-5 months regarding their self-recognition?

What is indicated by infants using the right hemisphere more for recognizing faces at 4-5 months?

'Better recognition of female faces and those of their own race' occurs due to:

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

What do 7-month-old infants primarily categorize when it comes to facial expressions?

At what age do infants begin to use both features and expressions to categorize facial expressions?

What do infants show more positive behaviors in response to, according to the text?

At what age do infants begin to look at faces more, particularly focusing on the eyes?

When do infants begin to categorize familiar facial expressions earlier than others?

What do infants at 3 months have difficulty with in terms of facial processing?

Why do 6-month-old infants show an ability to recognize both human and monkey faces?

By what age do infants' discrimination abilities regarding faces become more specialized to humans?

What is the role of experience in infant face processing based on the text?

Which aspect of face perception do 9-month-old infants specialize in discriminating according to the text?

What is the basis of preferences for attractive female faces, according to the text?

Why might infants look longer at a less average female face when paired with a more average face?

What elicits differential social responses to strangers as infants age?

What role does symmetry play in facial preference, according to the text?

What do individuals prefer in terms of facial attractiveness, according to the text?

Why do infants avoid unattractive strangers more, based on the text?

At what age do infants typically show a preference for faces resurfacing after initially disappearing?

In face processing, at what age do infants start showing a left visual field/right hemisphere advantage?

What is the key difference observed in how 3-6 month-old infants respond to faces compared to adults?

How do researchers explain infants' interest in faces as a social stimulus at 3 months of age?

What development occurs in infants around 4-5 months related to self-recognition?

Why might infants show increased interest in faces at 2-3 months of age compared to 1 month?

What do 10-month-old infants begin to learn to categorize into 'positive' and 'negative' emotions?

At what age do infants show more positive behaviors in response to happy facial expressions?

What do 7-month-old infants primarily categorize when it comes to facial expressions?

Why do infants at 8 months use both features and expressions to categorize facial expressions?

What do 4-month-old infants show more understanding of in terms of facial expressions?

At what age do infants show more negative behaviors in response to angry facial expressions?

At what age do infants typically recognize their mother's face to the extent that they show more affect looking at it than a stranger's face?

Why do infants show more rapid sucking when watching a video of their mother compared to a female stranger?

At what age do infants begin to lateralize the use of the right hemisphere more than the left for recognizing faces?

What happens to cortical responses to faces as infants develop past 24 months?

At what age do infants start recognizing a profile view of a face and can identify a face even after something has been added or removed from the facial area?

Why might infants take longer to habituate to their depressed mother's face?

What do 7-month-olds recognize based on frontal and ¾ views of a face?

'Faceness' recognition is distinct from recognizing individual faces because:

'Faceness' recognition differs from processing individual faces in that it:

What is a reason for infants showing a preference for looking at female faces?