“…Such illusory perception is called pareidolia. In this study, using infants’ orientation behavior toward a sound source, we demonstrated that infants also perceive pareidolic faces. …”
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“…Visual images that are not faces are sometimes perceived as faces (the pareidolia phenomenon). While the pareidolia phenomenon provides people with a strong impression that a face is present, it is unclear how deeply pareidolia faces are processed as faces. …”
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“…While there are many studies on pareidolia in healthy individuals and patients with schizophrenia, to our knowledge, there are no prior studies on pareidolia in patients with bipolar disorder. …”
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“…Tuning to faces in non-face images such as shadows, grilled toasts, or ink blots is termed face pareidolia. This phenomenon is poorly investigated in SZ. …”
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“…Pareidolias, or the misperception of ambiguous stimuli as meaningful objects, are complex visual illusions thought to be phenomenologically similar to Visual Hallucination (VH). …”
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“…Pareidolia is a visual illusion of meaningful objects that arise from ambiguous forms embedded in visual scenes. …”
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“…Face tuning to non-face images such as shadows or grilled toasts is termed face pareidolia. Face-pareidolia images represent a valuable tool for investigation of social cognition in mental disorders. …”
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“…Full-length figures and faces of people and animals accounted for >80% of the contents of pareidolias. Pareidolias were observed in patients with dementia with Lewy bodies who had visual hallucinations as well as those who did not have visual hallucinations, suggesting that pareidolias do not reflect visual hallucinations themselves but may reflect susceptibility to visual hallucinations. …”
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“…Literature suggests that the perception of face pareidolia may be increased in patients with neurodegenerative diseases. …”
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“…This investigation tested the effect of priming on pareidolia (the hearing of illusory words in ambiguous stimuli). …”
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“…To evoke and detect pareidolias in patients, a noise pareidolia test was recently developed, although its task-dependent mechanisms are yet to be revealed. …”
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“…OBJECTIVES: Pareidolia is the interpretation of previously unseen and unrelated objects as familiar due to previous learning. …”
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“…In addition to a visual processing disorder, a visual recognition disorder may be involved in these patients. Pareidolia is a type of complex visual illusion that permits the interpretation of a vague stimulus as something known to the observer. …”
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“…Illusory faces perceived in objects (face pareidolia) are errors of face detection that share some neural mechanisms with human face processing. …”
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“…The precise neural underpinnings of face pareidolia in patients with Parkinson’s disease (PD) remain unclear. …”
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“…Pareidolia is a kind of misperception caused by meaningless, ambiguous stimuli perceived with meaning. …”
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“…Furthermore, high-creatives report pareidolia across a broader range of image contrasts and fractal dimensions than do low creatives. …”
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