Aspects of Face Processing

Front Matter....Pages I-XI
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Introduction to Aspects of Face Processing: Ten Questions in Need of Answers....Pages 3-13
Front Matter....Pages 15-15
Microgenesis of Face Perception....Pages 17-33
Recognition Memory Transfer Between Spatial-Frequency Analyzed Faces....Pages 34-44
Reaction Time Measures of Feature Saliency in a Perceptual Integration Task....Pages 45-52
Perception of Upside-Down Faces: An Analysis from the Viewpoint of Cue Saliency....Pages 53-58
On the Memorability of the Human Face....Pages 61-70
Face Recognition is not Unique: Evidence from Individual Differences....Pages 71-77
Lateral Reversal and Facial Recognition Memory: Are Right-Lookers Special?....Pages 78-87
Context Effects in Recognition Memory of Faces: Some Theoretical Problems....Pages 88-104
Front Matter....Pages 105-105
Recognising Familiar Faces....Pages 107-117
Face Recognition: More Than a Feeling of Familiarity?....Pages 118-122
Getting Semantic Information from Familiar Faces....Pages 123-135
What Happens when a Face Rings a Bell ?: The Automatic Processing of Famous Faces....Pages 136-144
Front Matter....Pages 145-145
Levels of Representation and Memory for Face....Pages 147-153
Formation of Facial Prototypes....Pages 154-162
Stereotyping and Face Memory....Pages 163-169
The Influence of Race on Face Recognition....Pages 170-177
Faces, Prototypes, and Additive Tree Representations....Pages 178-184
Front Matter....Pages 185-185
Functional Organization of Visual Neurones Processing Face Identity....Pages 187-198
Hemispheric Asymmetry in Face Processing in Infancy....Pages 199-209
Front Matter....Pages 185-185
Models of Laterality Effects in Face Perception....Pages 210-214
Hemispheric Asymmetries in Face Recognition and Naming: Effects of Prior Stimulus Exposure....Pages 215-222
Patterns of Cerebral Dominance in Wholistic and Featural Stages of Facial Processing....Pages 223-227
Hemispheric Differences in the Evoked Potential to Face Stimuli....Pages 228-233
Cerebral and Behavioural Asymmetries in the Processing of “Unusual” Faces: A Review....Pages 234-239
Front Matter....Pages 241-241
Current Issues on Prosopagnosia....Pages 243-252
The Cognitive Psychophysiology of Prosopagnosia....Pages 253-267
Prosopagnosia: Anatomic and Physiologic Aspects....Pages 268-272
Faces and Non-Faces in Prosopagnosic Patients....Pages 273-278
Observations on a Case of Prosopagnosia....Pages 279-290
Front Matter....Pages 291-291
Facial Processing in the Dementias....Pages 293-301
The Matching of Famous and Unknown Faces, Given Either the Internal or the External Features: A Study on Patients with Unilateral Brain Lesions....Pages 302-309
Face Recognition Dysfunction and Delusional Misidentification Syndromes (DMS)....Pages 310-316
Front Matter....Pages 317-317
Facial Expression Processing....Pages 319-325
The Perception of Action Versus Feeling in Facial Expression....Pages 326-339
Towards the Quantification of Facial Expressions with the Use of a Mathematic Model of the Face....Pages 340-348
Is the Faster Processing of Expressions of Happiness Modality-Specific?....Pages 349-355
Primary Stages in Single-Glance Face Recognition: Expression and Identity....Pages 356-362
Affective and Cognitive Decisions on Faces in Normals....Pages 363-369
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Dynamics of Facial Recall....Pages 373-387
Front Matter....Pages 371-371
The Recall and Reconstruction of Faces: Implications for Theory and Practice....Pages 388-397
An Interactive Computer System for Retrieving Faces....Pages 398-409
Investigating Face Recognition with an Image Processing Computer....Pages 410-425
Practical Face Recognition and Verification with Wisard....Pages 426-441
Front Matter....Pages 443-443
Plenary Session. An Overview. Complementary Approaches to Common Problems in Face Recognition....Pages 445-452
Front Matter....Pages 453-453
References....Pages 455-509
Back Matter....Pages 507-509