Face the hierarchy: ERP and oscillatory brain responses in social rank processing.

PLoS One · 2014 · PMC3951356 · PMID 24622288

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In line with this view, the higher LPP amplitude observed for highest-rank faces may thus reflect the recruitment of attentional and motivational resources dedicated to the evaluation of highly significant social stimuli.

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