Larry A. Symons
Affiliations: | Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA, United States |
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Sign in to add mentor| G. Keith Humphrey | grad student | Western University | |
| Brian Timney | grad student | Western University |
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| Hahn AC, Symons LA, Kredel T, et al. (2015) Early and late event-related potentials are modulated by infant and adult faces of high and low attractiveness. Social Neuroscience. 1-14 |
| Hahn AC, Symons LA, Kredel T, et al. (2015) Early and late event-related potentials are modulated by infant and adult faces of high and low attractiveness Social Neuroscience |
| Jantzen KJ, Seifert M, Richardson B, et al. (2012) Dorsal stream activity and connectivity associated with action priming of ambiguous apparent motion. Neuroimage. 63: 687-97 |
| Hahn AC, Jantzen KJ, Symons LA. (2012) Thatcherization impacts the processing of own-race faces more so than other-race faces: an ERP study. Social Neuroscience. 7: 113-25 |
| Symons L, Jantzen K, Hahn A. (2010) Race-modulated N170 Response to the Thatcher Illusion: Evidence for the expertise theory of the other race effect Journal of Vision. 10: 693-693 |
| Lee K, Eskritt M, Symons LA, et al. (1998) Children's use of triadic eye gaze information for "mind reading". Developmental Psychology. 34: 525-39 |
| Symons LA, Hains SM, Sisca L, et al. (1998) 3- to 5-month olds prefer social contingency over eye contact Infant Behavior and Development. 21: 709 |
| Lee K, Symons LA, Hains SM, et al. (1998) Eye-gaze reveals another's attention & intention: A theoretical account of the ontogeny of eye-gaze use Infant Behavior and Development. 21: 526 |
| D'Entremont BA, Hains SM, Symons LA, et al. (1998) Which components of adult stimulation drive young infants' social responses? Infant Behavior and Development. 21: 134 |
| Symons LA, Pearson PM, Timney B. (1996) The aftereffect to relative motion does not show interocular transfer. Perception. 25: 651-60 |