Searching for Politicians: An Information-Processing Approach to Face Recognition

Keywords

Psychology, Visual search, Set (abstract data type), Task (project management), Face (sociological concept)

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• Self priming in face recognitionAndrew J. Calder — 1993
• Memory for faces and proper names:episodic and semantic aspectsMarco Calabria — 2008
• Individual differences in recognition memory for faces.Patrick Chiroro — 1994
• VISUAL ADAPTATION TO A NEGATIVE, BRIGHTNESS-REVERSED WORLD: SOME PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONSStuart Anstis — 2002
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• Stability from variety: the prototype effect in face recognitionJanelle E. Renfrew — 2008
• Semantic structure of personal informationAllan McNeill — 2002
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• Influences of Familiarity on the Processing of FacesVicki Bruce — 1986
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• Recognizing faces in and out of contextGraham Davies, Alan B. Milne — 1982
• Face recognition: a general or specific right hemisphere capacity?Susan C. Levine, Marie T. Banich, Margaret Primeau Koch-Weser — 1988
• Face-name interference.Andrew W. Young, et al — 1986
• To catch a thief with a recognition test: the model and some empirical results.Sam S. Rakover, Baruch Cahlon — 1989
• Perceiving and Recognising FacesVicki Bruce — 1990
• Event-related potentials in macaque monkey during passive and attentional processing of faces in a priming paradigm.Jaime A. Pineda, Carlos Nava — 1993
• On the modularity of face recognition: the riddle of domain specificity.Israel Nachson — 1995
• Access to visual information from a name is contingent on access to identity-specific semantic information.Mark Craigie, J. Richard Hanley — 1993
• Understanding face recognition.Vicki Bruce, Andy Young — 1986
• Matching familiar and unfamiliar faces on identity and expressionAndrew W. Young, Kathryn H. McWeeny, Dennis C. Hay — 1986

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