Mean PSE Values per Measure in Experiment 1.

<p><i>Note</i>. Mean PSE values are given in terms of the original morph numbers (1–11).</p><p>Mean PSE Values per Measure in Experiment 1.</p

Stimulus example and results for Experiment 2.

<p><i>A</i>. Example of a South Asian target with 11 variants from artificial to human (right side) as used in Experiment 2. <i>B</i>. Indian participants’ average ratings of South Asian and Caucasian targets at each point along the morph continuum including error bars (SEM) and the fitted curves (solid lines) per measure. <i>r</i>² = model fit index.</p

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