Add to ORKGFace perception is impaired for inverted images, and a prominent example of this is the Thatcher illusion: “Thatcherized” (i.e., rotated) eyes and mouths make a face look grotesque, but only if the whole face is seen upright rather than inverted. Inversion effects are often interpreted as evidence for configural face processing. However, recent findings have led to the alternative proposal that the Thatcher illusion rests on orientation sensitivity for isolated facial regions. Here, we tested whether the Thatcher effect depends not only on the orientation of facial regions but also on their visual-field location. Using a match-to-sample task with isolated eye and mouth regions we found a significant Feature × Location interaction. Observers...
Thompson (1980) first detected and described the Thatcher Illusion, where participants instantly per...
Although the processing of facial identity is known to be sensitive to the orientation of the face, ...
Although the processing of facial identity is known to be sensitive to the orientation of the face, ...
Face perception is impaired for inverted images, and a prominent example of this is the Thatcher ill...
The Thatcher illusion provides a compelling example of the perceptual cost of face inversion. The Th...
The Thatcher illusion provides a compelling example of the face inversion effect. However, the marke...
The Thatcher illusion provides a compelling example of the face inversion effect. However, the marke...
The Thatcher illusion provides a compelling example of the face inversion effect. However, the marke...
Although the processing of facial identity is known to be sensitive to the orientation of the face, ...
eyes and mouth, to grotesque effect (Fig. 1a), researchers have puzzled over why “Thatcherized ” fac...
In the "Thatcher illusion" a face, in which the eyes and mouth are inverted relative to the rest of ...
In the "Thatcher illusion" a face, in which the eyes and mouth are inverted relative to the rest of ...
In “Thatcherized” faces, the eyes and mouth regions are turned upside-down. Only when presented upri...
The discrimination of thatcherized faces from typical faces was explored in two simultaneous alterna...
If the mouth and eyes of a face are inverted, the altered construction appears grotesque when uprigh...
Thompson (1980) first detected and described the Thatcher Illusion, where participants instantly per...
Although the processing of facial identity is known to be sensitive to the orientation of the face, ...
Although the processing of facial identity is known to be sensitive to the orientation of the face, ...
Face perception is impaired for inverted images, and a prominent example of this is the Thatcher ill...
The Thatcher illusion provides a compelling example of the perceptual cost of face inversion. The Th...
The Thatcher illusion provides a compelling example of the face inversion effect. However, the marke...
The Thatcher illusion provides a compelling example of the face inversion effect. However, the marke...
The Thatcher illusion provides a compelling example of the face inversion effect. However, the marke...
Although the processing of facial identity is known to be sensitive to the orientation of the face, ...
eyes and mouth, to grotesque effect (Fig. 1a), researchers have puzzled over why “Thatcherized ” fac...
In the "Thatcher illusion" a face, in which the eyes and mouth are inverted relative to the rest of ...
In the "Thatcher illusion" a face, in which the eyes and mouth are inverted relative to the rest of ...
In “Thatcherized” faces, the eyes and mouth regions are turned upside-down. Only when presented upri...
The discrimination of thatcherized faces from typical faces was explored in two simultaneous alterna...
If the mouth and eyes of a face are inverted, the altered construction appears grotesque when uprigh...
Thompson (1980) first detected and described the Thatcher Illusion, where participants instantly per...
Although the processing of facial identity is known to be sensitive to the orientation of the face, ...
Although the processing of facial identity is known to be sensitive to the orientation of the face, ...