**Corresponding author, *Student co-author
- Verosky, S. C.**, Nishiura, H.*, O’Brien, L.*, Liu, H.*, & Aggadi, N.* (2024). Learned trustworthiness does not have the same influence on implicit responses measured via fast periodic visual stimulation as face trustworthiness. Psychophysiology.
- Stein, T., Tyack, L.*, & Verosky, S. C.** (2021). Sorry, baby: Infant faces reach awareness more slowly than adult faces. Emotion, 21, 823-829.
- Verosky, S. C.**, Tyack, L.*, & Martinez, J. E. (2021). The group extremity effect: Group ratings of negatively and positively evaluated groups of faces are more extreme than the average ratings of their members. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 96, 104161.
- Verosky, S. C.**, Zoner, K. A.*, Marble, C. W.*, Sammon, M. M.*, & Babarinsa, C. O.* (2020). Familiarization increases face individuation measured with face periodic visual stimulation. Biological Psychology, 153, 107883.
- Verosky, S. C.**, Zoner, K. A.*, Marble, C. W.*, Sammon, M. M.*, & Babarinsa, C. O.* (2020). Implicit responses to face trustworthiness measured with face periodic visual stimulation. Journal of Vision, 20, 29.
