Face-name interference.

Keywords

Categorization, Face (sociological concept), Object (grammar), Psychology, Proper noun

References

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• Global shape cannot be attended without object identification.Sissel Seim — 1992
• Faces interfere with name classification in a prosopagnosic patient.Edward H.F. de Haan, Andy Young, Freda Newcombe — 1987
• Parents Accidentally Substitute Similar Sounding Sibling Names More Often than Dissimilar NamesZenzi M. Griffin, Thomas Wangerman — 2013
• Configural, holistic, and coordinate processing: The same or different?Jonathan Taylor Kahl — 2012
• Your own face is no more precious than others’: Evidence from the simultaneous–sequential paradigmSuk Won Han, Woo Hyun Jung — 2016
• Selective Attention and Perceptual Load in Autism Spectrum DisorderAnna Remington, John Swettenham, Ruth Campbell — 2009
• Semantic structure of personal informationAllan McNeill — 2002
• A bottleneck in face identification: repetition priming from flanker images.Markus Bindemann, Rob Jenkins, A. Mike Burton — 2007
• Attention and recognition : the role of overt and covert attention in explicit and subliminal face processingBronson Harry — 2010
• The Role of Working Memory in Visual Selective AttentionJan W. de Fockert, Geraint Rees, Chris Frith — 2001
• Medial Prefrontal Theta Oscillations Track the Time Course of Interference during Selective Memory RetrievalCatarina S. Ferreira, Alejandra Marful, Tobias Staudigl — 2014
• Dilution and redundancy effects on Stroop interferenceJ. Y. Lee, S. Min, Do-Joon Yi — 2011
• Are you always on my mind? A review of how face perception and attention interact.Romina Palermo, Gillian Rhodes — 2007
• Behavioral and ERP evidence of greater distractor processing in old age.Jan W. de Fockert, Anusha Ramchurn, José van Velzen — 2009
• Boundaries of covert recognition in prosopagnosiaAndrew W. Young, Edward H.F. de Haan — 1988
• Lost properties? Retrieval differences between name codes and semantic codes for familiar peopleRobert Johnston, Vicki Bruce — 1990
• Behavioural and physiological evidence for covert face recognition in a prosopagnosic patient.Edward H.F. de Haan, Russell M. Bauer, Kevin W. Greve — 1992
• Evidence for a Role of the Responding Agent in the Joint Compatibility EffectAndrea M. Philipp, Wolfgang Prinz — 2010
• Covert face recognition in prosopagnosia: a review.Raymond Bruyer — 1991
• Face recognition without awarenessEdward H.F. de Haan, Andy Young, Freda Newcombe — 1987

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