Troy G. Steiner

This study examines brain oscillatory responses to fearful faces with direct or averted gaze during brief and longer exposures, showing exposure duration affects threat signal processing stages.

The paper investigates how the brain processes crowd emotion versus individual face emotion, finding differential involvement of visual streams and hemispheres.

This study investigates how culture influences the perception of crowd emotion in Korean and American participants, finding differences in accuracy, speed, and hemispheric lateralization.