Add to ORKGPersonal names are particularly susceptible to retrieval failures. In the present talk, a review of studies describing people’s spontaneous strategies for resolving failures in face naming, as well as laboratory studies of experimentally-induced resolution of name recall failures are presented. This review indicates that, on the one hand, people frequently use spontaneous strategies based on a mental search for additional structural (facial appearance), semantic (biographical details) and contextual information (e.g. the context of first encounter) about the target person. On the other hand, both cueing and priming experimental studies have shown that providing phonological information may help resolve a name recall failure, whereas providi...
Researchers interested in face processing have recently debated whether access to the name of a kno...
Forgetting someone’s name is a common failure of memory, and often occurs despite being able to reco...
Forgetting someone's name is a common failure of memory, and often occurs despite being able to reco...
peer reviewedPersonal names are particularly susceptible to retrieval failures. Studies describing p...
Several authors have reported that the incidence of retrieval failures is higher for people's names ...
Several authors have reported that the incidence of retrieval failures is higher for persons names t...
Two experiments are reported that revisit the issue of why people's names are more difficult to reca...
In four experiments on the identification of familiar faces we reassessed a robust performance patte...
To date, relatively little research has investigated participants’ ability to monitor their memory f...
Functional models of face recognition and speech production have developed separately. However, nami...
One of the most reliable findings in the literature on person indentification is that semantic categ...
There is a continuing controversy in models of face identification concerning the level of access to...
Verbal descriptions of faces can at times impair and at other times facilitate subsequent face ident...
Remembering names is generally considered a difficult task. The face-name mnemonic strategy enhances...
Verbal descriptions of faces can at times impair and at other times facilitate subsequent face ident...
Researchers interested in face processing have recently debated whether access to the name of a kno...
Forgetting someone’s name is a common failure of memory, and often occurs despite being able to reco...
Forgetting someone's name is a common failure of memory, and often occurs despite being able to reco...
peer reviewedPersonal names are particularly susceptible to retrieval failures. Studies describing p...
Several authors have reported that the incidence of retrieval failures is higher for people's names ...
Several authors have reported that the incidence of retrieval failures is higher for persons names t...
Two experiments are reported that revisit the issue of why people's names are more difficult to reca...
In four experiments on the identification of familiar faces we reassessed a robust performance patte...
To date, relatively little research has investigated participants’ ability to monitor their memory f...
Functional models of face recognition and speech production have developed separately. However, nami...
One of the most reliable findings in the literature on person indentification is that semantic categ...
There is a continuing controversy in models of face identification concerning the level of access to...
Verbal descriptions of faces can at times impair and at other times facilitate subsequent face ident...
Remembering names is generally considered a difficult task. The face-name mnemonic strategy enhances...
Verbal descriptions of faces can at times impair and at other times facilitate subsequent face ident...
Researchers interested in face processing have recently debated whether access to the name of a kno...
Forgetting someone’s name is a common failure of memory, and often occurs despite being able to reco...
Forgetting someone's name is a common failure of memory, and often occurs despite being able to reco...