Handbook of Research on Face Processing

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Pages v-vi, Andy Young, Hadyn Ellis
CONTRIBUTORS, Pages xi-xiii
ARE FACES SPECIAL?, Pages 1-26, Hadyn D. Ellis, Andrew W. Young
PROSOPAGNOSIA: A MULTI-STAGE, SPECIFIC DISORDER?, Pages 27-35, Ennio De Renzi
THE QUESTION OF FACES: SPECIAL IS IN THE BRAIN OF THE BEHOLDER, Pages 37-48, Susan Cohen Levine
FOUR WAYS FOR FACES TO BE ‘SPECIAL’, Pages 49-56, John Morton, Mark Johnson
STRUCTURAL PROCESSING OF FACES, Pages 57-91, Justine Sergent
SPATIAL FREQUENCIES AND THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES, Pages 93-99, John L. Bradshaw
THE STRUCTURE OF FACES, Pages 101-106, Vicki Bruce
PROCESSING FACIAL AFFECT, Pages 107-161, Harriet Oster, Louis Daily, Peter Goldenthal
UNDERSTANDING FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION, Pages 163-169, Roger D. Phillips, Carroll E. Izard
ORIGINS AND PROCESSING OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS, Pages 171-176, Tom Pitcairn
THE CONSTRUCTION OF EMOTION FROM FACIAL ACTION, Pages 177-186, E.A. Salzen
LIPREADING, Pages 187-205, Ruth Campbell
NEURO-COGNITIVE PROCESSING OF FACES AND VOICES, Pages 207-215, Andrew W. Ellis
READING GESTURES BY LIGHT AND SOUND, Pages 217-222, Michael Studdert-Kennedy
LIPS, TEETH, AND THE BENEFITS OF LIPREADING, Pages 223-233, Quentin Summerfield, Alison MacLeod, Matthew McGrath, Michael Brooke
SEMANTIC PROCESSING, Pages 235-262, Andrew W. Young, Hadyn Ellis
REFLECTIONS ON THE SEMANTICS OF FACES, Pages 263-270, James C. Bartlett
STRUCTURE OF FACIAL SEMANTICS, Pages 271-274, Philip H.K. Seymour
FACE PROCESSING AND FACE SEMANTICS, Pages 275-288, Guy Tiberghien
THE FACE AND SOCIAL ATTRIBUTION, Pages 289-320, John Shepherd
FACES AND ATTRIBUTIONS: THOUGHTS ON A FEW CENTRAL ISSUES, Pages 321-325, John C. Brigham
AN ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF FACIAL INFORMATION, Pages 327-333, Beth A. Shapiro, Marion Eppler
DEVELOPMENTAL FACTORS IN FACE PROCESSING, Pages 335-378, Rhona Flin, Suzanne Dziurawiec
SOME REFLECTIONS ON BRAIN SPECIALISATION IN FACE PROCESSING, Pages 379-389, Scania de Schonen
ISSUES POSED BY DEVELOPMENTAL RESEARCH, Pages 391-399, Donald M. Thomson
FACE PROCESSING AS A FUNDAMENTAL FEATURE OF DEVELOPMENT, Pages 401-404, Gerald Turkewitz
NEURAL MECHANISMS, Pages 405-425, Antonio R. Damasio
DISCOVERING THE MECHANISMS OF FACE RECOGNITION, Pages 427-429, Bryan Kolb
LATERALISATION OF FACE PROCESSING, Pages 431-436, Carlo A. Marzi
DISORDERS OF FACE PROCESSING, Pages 437-473, Raymond Bruyer
THE CASE FOR CASE STUDIES AND FUNCTIONAL MODELS, Pages 475-480, Edward H.F. de Haan
THE IMPORTANCE OF STANDARD TECHNIQUES FOR ASSESSING NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL IMPAIRMENTS OF FACE PROCESSING, Pages 481-486, Pierluigi Zoccolotti, Luigi Pizzamiglio
COMPUTER RECOGNITION OF FACES, Pages 487-506, Vicki Bruce, Mike Burton
STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF COMPUTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS, Pages 507-511, Robert J. Baron
CONVENTIONAL AND CONNECTIONIST APPROACHES TO FACE PROCESSING BY COMPUTER, Pages 513-518, W.A. Phillips, L.S. Smith
FORENSIC APPLICATIONS OF FACIAL MEMORY RESEARCH, Pages 519-555, Kenneth R. Laughery, Michael S. Wogalter
THE APPLICABILITY OF FACIAL MEMORY RESEARCH, Pages 557-562, Graham M. Davies
FORENSIC FACIAL MEMORY: TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE, Pages 563-570, Kenneth A. Deffenbacher
IMPLICATIONS OF FACIAL MEMORY RESEARCH FOR INVESTIGATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE CRIMINAL PROCEDURES, Pages 571-579, Jane Goodman, Elizabeth F. Loftus
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 581-583
NAME INDEX, Pages 585-605