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. 2015 Sep 14;10(9):e0136965. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0136965

Fig 1. Stimuli used in Experiment 1.

Fig 1

(a) Example of dynamic stimuli showing still from the three motion types in upright orientation. Dynamic impression was created by showing the frame 1 and the frame 2 alternately at 1 Hz. Frame 1 was shown at the onset of the stimuli, and was also used for static stimuli. (b) Schematic representation of central and peripheral stimulus position. The dotted area around the middle face represents the central AOI, while those around the left and right faces represent the peripheral AOI. (c) Schematic representation of stimulus sequence showing a trial where the peripheral stimulus appears on the right. As soon as infants fixate on the fixation point, experimenter started the trial. The central face remained on the screen for 2seconds before presentation of peripheral face which ramined on the screen together with the central face for another 5 seconds for 4-month-olds or 10 seconds for newborns.