Noise pareidolia test
An adapted version of the Noise pareidolia testSample stimuli from the Noise pareidolia test and Pareidolia task. Upper part of the figure: upright (A higher rate of erroneous face detections versus correct noise recognitions (i.e., lower accuracy for noise stimuli), and/or longer RTs for no-face responses than face detections in participants receiving real stimulation than sham could reflect a tACS-driven pareidolia proneness in the Noise pareidolia test.