For headless bodies, discrimination performance at the head region did not differ significantly from that at the torso (paired t (15) = 2.08, p > 0.054 two-tailed, bias corrected G Hedges = 0.58) or pelvis (paired t (15) = 1.70, p > 0.10 two-tailed, bias corrected G Hedges = 0.48), though the lower performance at the head region than the torso approached significance.
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Where You Look Matters for Body Perception: Preferred Gaze Location Contributes to the Body Inversion Effect.
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Inverted headless trials did not differ significantly from inverted whole-body trials (paired t (15) = 1.93, p > 0.071 two-tailed, bias corrected G Hedges = 0.55), though the difference was marginally significant, suggesting that discrimination performance for inverted headless body trials was equivalent to or possibly somewhat lower than that of inverted whole body trials.