Differences between faces and objects in neuropsychology
Individual differences in the detection, matching and memory of faces
... individual differences in performance across different, yet related, face processing tasks can be accounted for by a specific mechanism (see, ...associations between face memory and face perception, and ...
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The n170 shows differential repetition effects for faces, objects, and orthographic stimuli
... for faces and for words seems to be differently reflected in the ...these differences in the category-level repetition effect, homogeneous/mixed stimulus presentation significantly influenced the relative ...
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Visual attention to faces in children with autism spectrum disorder: are there sex differences?
... mean differences in looking to social stimuli, which we observed were always greater for females in both diagnostic groups, but did not reach statistical significance in the smaller TD ...sex differences in ...
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Infants’ temperament and mothers’, and fathers’ depression predict infants’ attention to objects paired with emotional faces
... female faces in the current ...individual differences also hold when infants are tested with female and male faces, as well as with their mothers ’ and fathers ’ ...novel objects paired with ...
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Anodal tDCS over the human right occipital cortex enhances the perception and memory of both faces and objects
... These differences in a-tDCS efficacy as a function of timing in the motor ...neurophysiological differences between the motor and associative regions of the cortex, such as cyto- and myelo- ...
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Exploring Camera Angle Effects on the Evaluation of Faces and Objects
... alteration between each page of the survey was the camera angle of the ...altered between scales, ...end. Between stimuli the order of the scales was ...pages. Between versions of the survey ...
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Neuropsychology, in press. (Neuropsychology journal home page)
... However, it is clear that the number of such equations is very limited in comparison to the wide variety of hypotheses that neuropsychologists may wish to test. Therefore, in the absence of an existing equation, and when ...
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The neuropsychology of sport concussion
... Chapter 4 Findings that support the notion of long-term neuropsychological sport concussion ef- fects originate from cross-sectional study designs, but have largely been dismissed in the literature (Grindel et al., ...
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Does Bem´s Psychological Androgyny map on gender or sex differences in faces?
... It is only a relatively recent insight that there is no deterministic relationship between a person’s sex and their gender (Fausto-Sterling, 2000). Most explicitly voiced by post- structural feminists, the notion ...
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The two faces of populism: Between authoritarian and democratic populism
... The populist backlash in essence represents a delayed Polanyian response to the destructive forces of the unfettered logic of free markets. 42 As Karl Polanyi demonstrated in his Great Transformation, 43 when markets ...
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No differences in emotion recognition in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Evidence from hybrid faces
... distinction between viewing patterns for different expressions, hereby disregarding that the significance of information in the eyes or mouth region could be strongly emotion dependent, as suggested by the ...
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Life between faces
... difference between activity and passivity becomes senseless in interactive and interpassive ...gulfs between the passive and active can become very small ...space between activity and ...
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Identification of Coreference Between Names and Faces
... In that case, the image (or language) module has to backtrack to resolve the conflict between the result of the image module and that of the language module. Namely[r] ...
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Individual differences in eyewitness accuracy across multiple lineups of faces
... of faces, at 72% (Pryke et ...for faces in previous multiple-lineup studies, but it also has a strong theoretical grounding in the face perception ...
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Neuropsychology-of-Emotion.pdf
... Encoding and retrieval of explicit memory for specific emotional, and primarily nontraumatic, life episodes are the focus of this chapter (for an excellent review of the effects of moods[r] ...
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The Neuropsychology of Creativity
... Schwartz & Dell, 2010), it can be maintained that following a multipronged approach would afford the best possible outcomes. Neuropsychological studies on creativity primarily follow three different methodologies (Figure ...
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The Neuropsychology Toolkit
... v Neuropsychology is not a particularly forgiving ...hire neuropsychology experts to scrutinize our scoring, critique our test selection, and contradict our ...
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The neuropsychology of hallucinations
... communication between two or more persons, and secondly as intrapsychological, or an internalized version of the original function (Vygotsky, ...interview between child and adult becomes the basis of the ...
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Pragmatic Neuropsychology A Review of The Neurological Side Of Neuropsychology by Richard Cytowic
... contemporary neuropsychology is a multi- disciplinary enterprise whose working model of brain, mind, and behavior is not based on the global or hierarchical views of the past, but a new multiplex ...
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Crossmodal priming of unfamiliar faces supports early interactions between voices and faces in person perception
... The design of the test phase allowed us to directly assess the effect of a voice prime on recog- nition performance of learned faces in comparison to trials without voice primes. In primed trials, partici- pants ...
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