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work_4bpdg4qg3befxbrvaxzdwgsul4	Annekathrin Schacht	The appraisal of facial beauty is rapid but not mandatory	2008	11	.pdf	application/pdf	9992	1023	56	During attractiveness classification, enhanced ERP amplitudes for attractive and nonattractive faces relative to faces of intermediate attractiveness were found for an early component around 150 msec various types of affective stimuli, the finding of an early effect extends earlier research on rapid emotion processing to the dimension of facial attractiveness. with several previous studies on emotional face processing that had also revealed ERP effects prior to the LPC. evidence comes from a study by Eimer, Holmes, and McGlone (2003), who reported a facial expression effect during the N170 time range but with a scalp distribution that Second, two further studies revealed even earlier ERP modulations, possibly related to attractiveness appraisal, either for the P100 time range (Pizzagalli, Regard, analysis above, distributions of the early effects of nonattractive and attractive faces were comparable. Between 492 and 792 msec, both attractive and nonattractive faces elicited different ERPs, as compared with	./cache/work_4bpdg4qg3befxbrvaxzdwgsul4.pdf	./txt/work_4bpdg4qg3befxbrvaxzdwgsul4.txt