Attention biases for emotional facial expressions during a free viewing task increase between 2.5 and 5 years of age.
Eeva Eskola(University of Turku), Riikka Korja(University of Turku), Eeva Holmberg(University of Turku), Elisabeth Nordenswan(Åbo Akademi University), Jetro J. Tuulari(University of Turku), Linnéa Karlsson(Turku Centre for Biotechnology), Jukka Hyönä(University of Turku), Eeva‐Leena Kataja(University of Turku), Hasse Karlsson(University of Turku), Juho Pelto(University of Turku), Tuomo Häikiö(University of Turku), Roy S. Hessels(Utrecht University)
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