Learning of inverted and normally oriented faces in children and adults

Keywords

Psychology, Face (sociological concept), Developmental psychology, Audiology, Medicine

References

• RECOGNITION BY CHILDREN OF INVERTED PHOTOGRAPHS OF FACES.Richard M. Brooks, Alvin G. Goldstein — 1963

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