Presentation Year

2023

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Short Description of your Research or Creative Project (700 characters or less)

The current study used electroencephalography (EEG) to investigate adults’ processing of infant faces with cleft lip/palate before and after surgical repair. We found enhanced N170 responses for faces pre-repair surgery compared to post-repair surgery, suggesting that cleft lip/palate repair surgery may restore a more “normal” N170 response. Additionally, the P200 was smaller for the pre-repair surgery faces compared to post-repair surgery, which likely reflects the P200 responding to “typicality” for face stimuli as the post-repair surgery faces would appear more face-typical.

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Yes

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Kee-Rachael-Psychology-1359.pdf (3.69 MB)

Primary Contact: First Name

Rachael

Primary Contact: Last Name

Kee

Primary Contact: Email

rachael.kee@humboldt.edu

Primary Contact: I am a

Graduate Student

Primary Contact: Phone Number

7078263679

Primary Contact: Academic Departments

Psychology

Node ID

1359

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