Mooney test for faces
The Mooney test for faces was created using black and white images from photographs of faces taken in a dark-contrasted environmentSample stimuli in the Mooney test for faces (top), and the Mooney test for objects (bottom). Upright face (A higher rate of erroneous face detections versus correct scrambled recognitions (i.e., lower accuracy for scrambled 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 Mooney test for faces.