Guido Orgs

This study investigates whether autism traits affect top-down biological motion perception, finding no difference in temporal integration but a difference in perceptual focus between high and low autism trait groups.

This study investigates how objecthood and animacy affect movement and posture processing using EEG frequency tagging, finding that movement processing depends on objecthood but not animacy, while posture processing depends on both.

The paper uses EEG frequency tagging to show that the brain preferentially entrains to collective movement of human agents, enhancing responses to synchronous motion over individual or image-based motion.