Aspects of Face Processing

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Martinus Nijhoff (1986)
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INTRODUCTION TO ASPECTS OF FACE PROCESSING: TEN QUESTIONS IN NEED OF ANSWERS. HD Ellis 1. INTRODUCTION These proceedings of the first international ...

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Current issues in prosopagnosia.E. de Renzi
The effect of unilateral brain lesion on matching famous and unknown faces given either the internal or the external features: A study on patients with unilateral brain lesions.E. H. F. De Haan, D. C. Hay, H. D. Ellis, F. Jeeves, F. Newcombe & A. W. Young
Introduction to aspects of face processing: Ten questions in need of answers.  (pages 3--13)H. D. Ellis
Microgenesis of face perception.  (pages 17--33)Justine Sergent
Recognition memory transfer between spatial-frequency analyzed faces.  (pages 34--44)Richard Millward & Alice O'Toole
Reaction time measures of feature saliency in a perceptual integration task.  (pages 45--52)I. H. Fraser & D. M. Parker
Perception of upside-down faces: An analysis from the viewpoint of cue saliency.  (pages 53--58)M. Endo
On the memorability of the human face.  (pages 61--70)K. A. Deffenbacher
Face recognition is not unique: Evidence from individual differences.  (pages 71--77)V. Church & E. Winograd
Lateral reversal and facial recognition memory: Are right-lookers special?  (pages 78--87)S. J. McKelvie
Context effects in recognition memory of faces: some theoretical problems.  (pages 88--104)G. Tiberghien
Contextual effects in face recognition: Some theoretical problems.  (pages 88--105)G. Tiberghien
Recognising familiar faces.  (pages 107--117)V. Bruce
Face Recognition: More Than a Feeling of Familiarity?  (pages 118--122)D. M. Thomson
Getting semantic information from familiar faces.  (pages 123--135)A. W. Young, D. C. Hay & A. W. Ellis
What happens when a face rings a bell?: The automatic processing of famous faces.  (pages 136--144)D. C. Hay, A. W. Young & A. W. Ellis
Levels of Representation and Memory for Face.  (pages 147--153)R. L. Klatzky
Formation of facial prototypes.  (pages 154--162)Roy S. Malpass & Kathleen D. Hughes
Stereotyping and Face Memory.  (pages 163--169)John H. Mueller & W. Burt Thompson
The influence of race on face recognition.  (pages 170--177)J. C. Brigham
Faces, prototypes, and additive tree representations.  (pages 178--184)H. Abdi
Models of Laterality Effects in Face Perception.  (pages 210--214)C. Umiltà
Patterns of cerebral dominance in wholistic and featural stages of facial processing.  (pages 223--227)Alan J. Parkin & Pamela Williamson
Hemispheric differences in the evoked potential to face stimuli.  (pages 228--233)Marian Small
Cerebral and Behavioural Asymmetries in the Processing of “Unusual” Faces: A Review.  (pages 234--239)R. Bruyer
The cognitive psychophysiology of prosopagnosia.  (pages 253--267)Russell M. Bauer
Prosopagnosia: anatomic and physiologic aspects.  (pages 268--272)R. Damasio, H. Damasio & D. Tranel
Faces and non-faces in prosopagnosic patients.  (pages 273--278)J. Blanc-Garin
Observations on a case of prosopagnosia.  (pages 279--290)Jules Davidoff, W. Bryan Matthews & Freda Newcombe
Face recognition dysfunction and delusional misidentification syndromes (DMS).  (pages 310--316)A. Tzavaras, J. P. Luauté & E. Bidault
Facial expression processing.  (pages 319--325)N. H. Frijda
The perception of action versus feeling in facial expression.  (pages 326--339)E. A. Salzen, E. A. Kostek & D. J. Beavan
Towards the quantification of facial expressions with the use of a mathematic model of the face.  (pages 340--348)I. Pilowsky, M. Thornton & B. B. Stokes
Is the faster processing of expressions of happiness modality-specific?  (pages 349--355)P. Feyereisen, C. Malet & Y. Martin
Primary stages in single-glance face recognition: Expression and identity.  (pages 356--362)Gé Calis & Lucas Mens
Affective and cognitive decisions on faces in normals.  (pages 363--369)M. Regard & T. Landis
Dynamics of facial recall.  (pages 373--387)K. R. Laughery, C. Duval & M. S. Wogalter
The recall and reconstruction of faces: Implications for theory and practice.  (pages 388--397)Graham Davies
An interactive computer system for retrieving faces.  (pages 398--409)J. W. Shepherd
Investigating face recognition with an image processing computer.  (pages 410--425)Nigel D. Haig
Practical face recognition and verification with WISARD.  (pages 426--441)T. J. Stonham
Plenary Session. An Overview. Complementary Approaches to Common Problems in Face Recognition.  (pages 445--452)M. A. Jeeves

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