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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Levels of Representation and Memory for Facen and recognition. My general assumption regarding visual representations is that such representations may exist at various levels of abstraction, and that to some extent at least, levels can be nested. When applied to faces, these ideas suggest that faces may be represented in human memory at diffe

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Formation of Facial Prototypes 1975). A prototype is thought of as the “best” exemplar of a set or category of objects. Among it’s properties is a high probability of being identified as a familiar entity in the context of the category it typifies. In the case of recognition, category prototypes have a high likelihood of being “

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Formation of Facial Prototypesrecognized” as entities having been previously seen, even if they have actually not been previously seen. It is thought that this is because more than any other category member, they summarize, or represent, attributes of the category.

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Pete Aylward,Ken Jokol,Todd Yardstorage involved in face recognition. What will be attempted here is; to explore what is meant by familiarity, to highlight how and where familiarity might produce processing changes, and to report the findings of an experiment which attempted to investigate two of these proposed loci.

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What Happens when a Face Rings a Bell ?: The Automatic Processing of Famous Facesstorage involved in face recognition. What will be attempted here is; to explore what is meant by familiarity, to highlight how and where familiarity might produce processing changes, and to report the findings of an experiment which attempted to investigate two of these proposed loci.

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Levels of Representation and Memory for Face that to some extent at least, levels can be nested. When applied to faces, these ideas suggest that faces may be represented in human memory at different levels of abstraction, which in turn leads to implications for performance in memory tasks.