Titlebook: Aspects of Face Processing; Hadyn D. Ellis,Malcolm A. Jeeves,Andy Young Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1986 Syndrom.c

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Microgenesis of Face Perceptionism at a higher level if it can be explained by one at a lower level (Morgan, 1894). This seems to be a reasonable principle, and it compels us to attempt to specify and understand the nature of the preliminary operations that underlie a given process. Such a principle is quite relevant to the probl

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Perception of Upside-Down Faces: An Analysis from the Viewpoint of Cue Saliencyhas been paid attention to by many researchers. Yin (1969) showed that recognition of human faces is disproportionately more disrupted by being presented upside down than that of other objects having properties similar to those of faces. Yin’s finding has been treated as one piece of evidence for th

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Face Recognition is not Unique: Evidence from Individual Differencesrrent form, this issue takes the form of the imagery-propositionalist debate. Imagery theorists propose that visual representations or codes are constructed for certain kinds of events and that these codes are different from codes for verbal events. The propositionalists argue for a common form of r

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Context Effects in Recognition Memory of Faces: Some Theoretical Problemsdary changes in the conditions under which it arises. Such effects often have an inhibiting influence on observed performance. Context effects are very common since they have been shown to exist in motor activity (Greer & Green, 1983; Reeve & Mainor, 1983), in sensory processes and perceptual activi

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