JC#5 Face-gender discrimination is possible in the near abscene of attention

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The discussion revolves around a journal club presentation of a paper titled "Face Gender Discrimination is Possible in the Near-Absence of Attention" by Reddy, Wilken, and Koch. The focus is on the implications of the findings related to face gender discrimination and attention, with participants discussing the paper's content and summarizing it for the group.

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  • One participant indicates they will present the paper and provide further elaboration in future posts.
  • Another participant mentions needing more time to prepare a summary due to other school commitments.
  • A third participant offers to promote the summary to "sticky" status once it is ready.
  • The initial presenter acknowledges the potential delay in providing the summary.

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Participants appear to agree on the need for a summary of the paper, but there is no consensus on the timeline for its completion.

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Readers interested in psychological research, attention mechanisms, and gender discrimination studies may find this discussion relevant.

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I'll be presenting the following paper for week 5's journal club, I will elaborate on it further in future posts.

Reddy L, Wilken P, Koch C. Face Gender Discrimination is Possible in the Near-Absence of Attention. Journal of Vision (2004) 4, 106-117

The abstract can be found here.

http://www.klab.caltech.edu/cgi-bin/publication/reference-view.pl?refdbname=paper&paper_id=481"

A link to the paper itself can be found here.

http://www.klab.caltech.edu/refweb/paper/481.pdf"
 
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Its going to take me more time than I thought to get a summary of this up.
I have a lot of schoolwork to do, so I'm afraid this won't be up till the middle of the week.
 
Send me a PM when you're ready and I'll bump you up to "sticky" status. :smile:
 
Will do that, thanks. It could be awhile yet though.
 

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