Kasvokenttävuorovaikutus
Kasvokenttävuorovaikutus, often translated as "face field interaction" or "visual field interaction," is a concept in psychology and neuroscience that describes how the way we perceive or process visual information, particularly faces, can be influenced by the surrounding visual context. It refers to the phenomenon where the processing of a target face is affected by the presence and characteristics of other faces or facial features within the same visual field. This interaction can manifest in various ways, such as changes in recognition accuracy, perceived attractiveness, or emotional expression interpretation.
Research in this area suggests that our brains do not process faces in isolation. Instead, they appear
The underlying mechanisms of kasvokenttävuorovaikutus are thought to involve attentional processes and competition for neural resources.