… shapes holistic face recognition in children and recognition of own- and other-race faces
in adults. The goal of this article is to summarize the research on the part/whole task and …

… not have the status of an explicitly represented part. The hypothesis … face recognition is
holistic therefore predicts that a part of a face will be disproportionately more easily recognized …

… parts of composite faces with something like 96% accuracy. What the ®ndings imply is that
``normal or `default’ face recognition differs from the recognition … lesser reliance on part-based …

… and part-whole effects reflect common underlying mechanisms and that these effects are
indicative of face recognition ability… First, none of these studies tested inversion, part-whole, and …

… Following previous work in face recognition, we propose four different pools of units :
feature inputs, face recognition units (FRUs), person identity nodes (PINS) and semantic …

… What is special about face recognition? Nineteen experiments on a person with visual
object agnosia and dyslexia but normal face recognition. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 9, …

… Two experiments showed advantages of whole face recognition over isolated face feature
recognition. Also, these was a complete over part probe advantage (CPA, Donnelly & Davidov…

… of normal face recognition processes. … face recognition development: First, by the age of
6 years, children are encoding faces holistically as shown by their better recognition of face …

… whole-face recognition based on part recognition are included in panels B and C. … recognition
of whole faces? Rakover and Teucher’s Experiment 2 examined whole-face recognition in …

… neural models of face recognition must be general enough to perform recognition of all other
… This result is important in that it demonstrates that the usual part–whole advantage for faces …