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The Efficiency of Demography in Face Perception
Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, 2021When we look at a face, we cannot help but "read" it: Beyond simply processing its identity, we also form robust impressions of both transient psychological states (e.g., surprise) and stable character traits (e.g., trustworthiness). But perhaps the most fundamental traits we extract from faces are their social demographics, for example, race, age, and
Clara, Colombatto +2 more
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Configurational Information in Face Perception
Perception, 1987A new facial composites technique is demonstrated, in which photographs of the top and bottom halves of different familiar faces fuse to form unfamiliar faces when aligned with each other. The perception of a novel configuration in such composite stimuli is sufficiently convincing to interfere with identification of the constituent parts (experiment 1),
A W, Young, D, Hellawell, D C, Hay
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Visual asymmetry in perception of faces
Neuropsychologia, 1973Abstract Several tests examined the established finding that the right side of the human face has greater saliency in the sense that it seems to bear a greater resemblance to the whole face. An experimental manipulation (photographic reversal of the face) showed that the effect is due to asymmetrical left-field perceptual bias rather than to ...
C, Gilbert, P, Bakan
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The center of a face catches the eye in face perception
Experimental Brain ResearchUsing the "Don't look" (DL) paradigm, wherein participants are asked not to look at a specific feature (i.e., eye, nose, and mouth), we previously documented that Easterners struggled to completely avoid fixating on the eyes and nose. Their underlying mechanisms for attractiveness may differ because the fixations on the eyes were triggered only ...
Toshikazu Kawagoe, Wataru Teramoto
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A Computational Model of Face Perception
2006In this paper we are interested in the perceptual aspect of face recognition that is the process that categorizes the visually perceived face into a perceptive space made by as many categories as the possible discriminations are. The question we want to answer to is if it is possible to model some aspect of face perception using a neural network ...
PENNA, MARIA PIETRONILLA +3 more
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Domain specificity in face perception
Nature Neuroscience, 2000Is face perception carried out by modules specialized only for processing faces? Or are faces perceived by domain-general mechanisms that can also operate on non-face stimuli? Considerable evidence supports the domain-specific view.
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Perception of Faces with and without Spectacles
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1997For 20 faces, 85 subjects selected either a distinctive feature or a distinctive trait. For faces with spectacles, the eyes were judged to be most prominent, and the people were judged to be dull and intelligent. Results are discussed in terms of the physical attractiveness stereotype.
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