Comparison of individual classification rates of identity discrimination in the right FFA for the original (Benjamin Netanyahu and Shimon Peres) experiment and the replication (Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt).

Acquisition of Conditional Discriminations in Adult Humans

Abdulrazaq Imam
Joe Spradlin
Yusuke Hayashi
Manish Vaidya

October 2015

In a typical matching-to-sample (MTS) procedure (e.g., Cumming & Berryman, 1965), a trial begins...

Differences in Fixation Frequency on group name in participants with a weak and strong group identity.

Anastasia G. Peshkovskaya (3916586)
Tatiana S. Babkina (3916589)
Mikhail G. Myagkov (3916583)
Ivan A. Kulikov (3916592)
Ksenia V. Ekshova (3916580)
Kyle Harriff (3916595)

April 2017

The differences in Fixation Count (y-axis) between participants with weak and strong group identi...

Right STS

Xiaokun Xu
Xiaomin Yue
Mark D. Lescroart
Irving Biederman
Jiye G. Kim
Fmri Adaptation Result In Rois

July 2015

Conclusion Viewing faces of different people produces a larger BOLD response in FFA than viewing a b...

Region of Interest-based face identity discrimination analysis (replication experiment; Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt identities).

Vadim Axelrod (695956)
Galit Yovel (301318)

February 2015

(A) Average percent signal change for two face identities in the different face-selective areas a...

Individual classification rates of identity discrimination analysis in the right FFA.

Vadim Axelrod (695956)
Galit Yovel (301318)

February 2015

Individual classification rates of identity discrimination analysis in the right FFA.</p

Region of Interest-based face identity discrimination analysis (Benjamin Netanyahu and Shimon Peres identities).

Vadim Axelrod (695956)
Galit Yovel (301318)

February 2015

(A) Average percent signal change for two face identities in the different face-selective areas a...

Differences across groups in the FFI test.

Katerina Sheardova (619401)
Jan Laczó (619402)
Martin Vyhnalek (619403)
Ross Andel (619404)
Ivana Mokrisova (619405)
Kamil Vlcek (619406)
Jana Amlerova (619407)
Jakub Hort (619408)

August 2014

The total number of faces correctly recognized as familiar or unfamiliar (correct rejections) in ...

How different is different? Investigating criteria for different identity judgments

Hill, H
Corcoran, M
Claes, Peter
Clement, J

January 2010

Hill H., Corcoran M., Claes P., Clement J., ''How different is different? Investigating criteria for...

Comparison between the face recognition rate (%) obtained by CANet and different methods from the works of Mi et al. in the AR database.

Bruno J. T. Fernandes (679219)
George D. C. Cavalcanti (679220)
Tsang I. Ren (679221)

December 2014

Comparison between the face recognition rate (%) obtained by CANet and different methods from the...

Trial structure of the experiment.

Christian Walther (448807)
Stefan R. Schweinberger (448808)
Gyula Kovács (5652901)

August 2013

Sample images belong to one of the 14 identity A/B pairs that were used in the experiment. Note t...

Model comparison in group decision making: Effects of the visual cue conditions on social identification process and compensatory nonconformity process

Kim, J
Kim, J.-H
Hee Sun Park

March 2016

In some studies based on social identity perspectives, identification with others and conformity to ...

Authors

Laura Germine
Richard Russell
P. Matthew Bronstad
Ken Nakayama
Gillian Rhodes
Jeremy B. Wilmer

January 2016

d Differences in how people judge face attractiveness can be reliably measured d Individual face pre...

Differences in discriminatory power between the approaches using either the absolute or the relative cell densities.

Cristina Della Beffa (443557)
Elisabeth Slansky (443558)
Claudia Pommerenke (150761)
Frank Klawonn (19279)
Jialiang Li (31220)
Lie Dai (52004)
H. Ralph Schumacher Jr. (443559)
Frank Pessler (52000)

August 2013

A. Ratio of ratios. Strip chart (1-dimensional scatter plot, log10[y]) illustrating di...

Discrimination in image scoring and partner choice.

Gilbert Roberts (39541)

June 2015

Discrimination between recipients as shown by the image scores of those with whom focal individua...

These two are different. Yes, they're the same: Choice blindness for facial identity

Sauerland, M.
Sagana, A.
Siegmann, K.
Heiligers, D.
Merckelbach, H.
Jenkins, R.

February 2016

We examined the manipulability of face identity judgements by combining a sorting task for unfamilia...

Acquisition of Conditional Discriminations in Adult Humans

Abdulrazaq Imam
Joe Spradlin
Yusuke Hayashi
Manish Vaidya

October 2015

In a typical matching-to-sample (MTS) procedure (e.g., Cumming & Berryman, 1965), a trial begins...

Differences in Fixation Frequency on group name in participants with a weak and strong group identity.

Anastasia G. Peshkovskaya (3916586)
Tatiana S. Babkina (3916589)
Mikhail G. Myagkov (3916583)
Ivan A. Kulikov (3916592)
Ksenia V. Ekshova (3916580)
Kyle Harriff (3916595)

April 2017

The differences in Fixation Count (y-axis) between participants with weak and strong group identi...

Right STS

Xiaokun Xu
Xiaomin Yue
Mark D. Lescroart
Irving Biederman
Jiye G. Kim
Fmri Adaptation Result In Rois

July 2015

Conclusion Viewing faces of different people produces a larger BOLD response in FFA than viewing a b...

Region of Interest-based face identity discrimination analysis (replication experiment; Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt identities).

Vadim Axelrod (695956)
Galit Yovel (301318)

February 2015

(A) Average percent signal change for two face identities in the different face-selective areas a...

Individual classification rates of identity discrimination analysis in the right FFA.

Vadim Axelrod (695956)
Galit Yovel (301318)

February 2015

Individual classification rates of identity discrimination analysis in the right FFA.</p

Region of Interest-based face identity discrimination analysis (Benjamin Netanyahu and Shimon Peres identities).

Vadim Axelrod (695956)
Galit Yovel (301318)

February 2015

(A) Average percent signal change for two face identities in the different face-selective areas a...

Differences across groups in the FFI test.

Katerina Sheardova (619401)
Jan Laczó (619402)
Martin Vyhnalek (619403)
Ross Andel (619404)
Ivana Mokrisova (619405)
Kamil Vlcek (619406)
Jana Amlerova (619407)
Jakub Hort (619408)

August 2014

The total number of faces correctly recognized as familiar or unfamiliar (correct rejections) in ...

How different is different? Investigating criteria for different identity judgments

Hill, H
Corcoran, M
Claes, Peter
Clement, J

January 2010

Hill H., Corcoran M., Claes P., Clement J., ''How different is different? Investigating criteria for...

Comparison between the face recognition rate (%) obtained by CANet and different methods from the works of Mi et al. in the AR database.

Bruno J. T. Fernandes (679219)
George D. C. Cavalcanti (679220)
Tsang I. Ren (679221)

December 2014

Comparison between the face recognition rate (%) obtained by CANet and different methods from the...

Trial structure of the experiment.

Christian Walther (448807)
Stefan R. Schweinberger (448808)
Gyula Kovács (5652901)

August 2013

Sample images belong to one of the 14 identity A/B pairs that were used in the experiment. Note t...

Model comparison in group decision making: Effects of the visual cue conditions on social identification process and compensatory nonconformity process

Kim, J
Kim, J.-H
Hee Sun Park

March 2016

In some studies based on social identity perspectives, identification with others and conformity to ...

Authors

Laura Germine
Richard Russell
P. Matthew Bronstad
Ken Nakayama
Gillian Rhodes
Jeremy B. Wilmer

January 2016

d Differences in how people judge face attractiveness can be reliably measured d Individual face pre...

Differences in discriminatory power between the approaches using either the absolute or the relative cell densities.

Cristina Della Beffa (443557)
Elisabeth Slansky (443558)
Claudia Pommerenke (150761)
Frank Klawonn (19279)
Jialiang Li (31220)
Lie Dai (52004)
H. Ralph Schumacher Jr. (443559)
Frank Pessler (52000)

August 2013

A. Ratio of ratios. Strip chart (1-dimensional scatter plot, log10[y]) illustrating di...

Discrimination in image scoring and partner choice.

Gilbert Roberts (39541)

June 2015

Discrimination between recipients as shown by the image scores of those with whom focal individua...

These two are different. Yes, they're the same: Choice blindness for facial identity

Sauerland, M.
Sagana, A.
Siegmann, K.
Heiligers, D.
Merckelbach, H.
Jenkins, R.

February 2016

We examined the manipulability of face identity judgements by combining a sorting task for unfamilia...

Acquisition of Conditional Discriminations in Adult Humans

Abdulrazaq Imam
Joe Spradlin
Yusuke Hayashi
Manish Vaidya

October 2015

In a typical matching-to-sample (MTS) procedure (e.g., Cumming & Berryman, 1965), a trial begins...

Differences in Fixation Frequency on group name in participants with a weak and strong group identity.

Anastasia G. Peshkovskaya (3916586)
Tatiana S. Babkina (3916589)
Mikhail G. Myagkov (3916583)
Ivan A. Kulikov (3916592)
Ksenia V. Ekshova (3916580)
Kyle Harriff (3916595)

April 2017

The differences in Fixation Count (y-axis) between participants with weak and strong group identi...

Right STS

Xiaokun Xu
Xiaomin Yue
Mark D. Lescroart
Irving Biederman
Jiye G. Kim
Fmri Adaptation Result In Rois

July 2015

Conclusion Viewing faces of different people produces a larger BOLD response in FFA than viewing a b...

Comparison of individual classification rates of identity discrimination in the right FFA for the original (Benjamin Netanyahu and Shimon Peres) experiment and the replication (Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt).

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Comparison of individual classification rates of identity discrimination in the right FFA for the original (Benjamin Netanyahu and Shimon Peres) experiment and the replication (Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt).

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