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. 2021 Aug 5;16(8):e0255570. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0255570

Fig 8. Viewpoint depended on the effects of facial movement on age impression.

Fig 8

The graph shows the percentages of 112 observers who perceived the models in their 50s to be in the latter half of this decade based on the models’ age-impressions using the dynamic and static cognitive stimulations as a function of four directions: (a) 0° rotation (front), (b) 45° rotated right in the yaw (right side), (c) 33° rotated right in the yaw and pitch above (right upward), and (d) 33° rotated right in the yaw and pitch below (right downward). The closed columns (■) and open columns (□) show the percentages of observers stimulated by dynamic and static stimulations, respectively. The marks and vertical lines on the marks signify mean values and standard errors, respectively.