AbstractFaces are difficult to recognize when viewed as negatives [Galper (1970). Recognition of faces in photographic negative. Psychonomic Science, 19, 207]. Here we examined the contribution of surface properties to this contrast effect, and whether it is modulated by object category. We tested observers in a matching task using faces or Greebles, presented with or without pigmentation. When stimulus pairs were shown with mismatched contrast (e.g., positive–negative), there was a decrement in performance. This decrement was larger when the stimuli were shown with pigmentation, and this difference was more pronounced with faces than with Greebles. Overall, contrast reversal disrupts the recognition of both faces and objects to a greater d...
There is broad empirical evidence suggesting that higher-level cognitive processes, such as language...
What aspects of facial information do we use to recognize individuals? One way to address this funda...
How do observers recognize faces despite dramatic image variations that arise from changes in illumi...
Faces are difficult to recognize when viewed as negatives [Galper (1970). Recognition of faces in ph...
Faces are difficult to recognize when viewed as negatives [Galper (1970). Recognition of faces in ph...
AbstractFaces are difficult to recognize when viewed as negatives [Galper (1970). Recognition of fac...
Faces are more difficult to recognize than exemplars of other object categories, e.g., chairs, when ...
Previous research has shown that faces are difficult to recognize when viewed in reverse contrast (G...
AbstractFaces reversed in contrast cannot be readily recognized, an effect absent in object recognit...
Previous research has shown that faces are difficult to recognize when viewed in reverse contrast (G...
An investigation of what can be learned about representational processes in face recognition from th...
It has been suggested that the deleterious effect of contrast reversal on visual recognition is uniq...
AbstractThe variation among faces can be partitioned into two sources: (a) shape and (b) surface ref...
am ved Faces reversed in contrast cannot be readily recognized, an effect absent in object recogniti...
Most humans can identify familiar faces effortlessly. Face identity processing has been suggested to...
There is broad empirical evidence suggesting that higher-level cognitive processes, such as language...
What aspects of facial information do we use to recognize individuals? One way to address this funda...
How do observers recognize faces despite dramatic image variations that arise from changes in illumi...
Faces are difficult to recognize when viewed as negatives [Galper (1970). Recognition of faces in ph...
Faces are difficult to recognize when viewed as negatives [Galper (1970). Recognition of faces in ph...
AbstractFaces are difficult to recognize when viewed as negatives [Galper (1970). Recognition of fac...
Faces are more difficult to recognize than exemplars of other object categories, e.g., chairs, when ...
Previous research has shown that faces are difficult to recognize when viewed in reverse contrast (G...
AbstractFaces reversed in contrast cannot be readily recognized, an effect absent in object recognit...
Previous research has shown that faces are difficult to recognize when viewed in reverse contrast (G...
An investigation of what can be learned about representational processes in face recognition from th...
It has been suggested that the deleterious effect of contrast reversal on visual recognition is uniq...
AbstractThe variation among faces can be partitioned into two sources: (a) shape and (b) surface ref...
am ved Faces reversed in contrast cannot be readily recognized, an effect absent in object recogniti...
Most humans can identify familiar faces effortlessly. Face identity processing has been suggested to...
There is broad empirical evidence suggesting that higher-level cognitive processes, such as language...
What aspects of facial information do we use to recognize individuals? One way to address this funda...
How do observers recognize faces despite dramatic image variations that arise from changes in illumi...