Four experiments are reported that investigated the effects of motion on face recognition by
comparing the recognition of moving, multiple static, and single static images of faces. The …

The movement of the face may provide information that facilitates recognition. However, in
mostsituations people who are very familiar to us can be recognized easily from a single …

How we recognize faces despite rotations in depth is of great interest to psychologists,
computer scientists and neurophysiologists because of the accuracy of human performance …

The effects of movement on the recognition of famous faces shown in difficult conditions
were investigated. Images were presented as negatives, upside down (inverted), and …

Abstract Information for identifying a human face can be found both in the invariant structure
of features and in idiosyncratic movements and gestures. When both kinds of information are …

The effects of movement on unfamiliar face recognition were investigated. In an incidental
learning task, faces were studied either as computer-animated (moving) displays or as a …

Shepard's recognition procedure was applied to photographs to test its usefulness for
exploring perception of, and memory for, faces. Recognition was measured as a function of …

Pictures of upright and inverted faces were unilaterally presented in either the left or right
visual field. Subsequent recognition performance was found to be superior for faces falling …

Investigated the role of movement of the surface of the face in the perception of faces using a
technique adapted from G. Johansson (1973). Faces that were covered with black makeup …

An investigation of ninety-five university admission candidates failed to replicate the finding
by Yin of a negative correlation between the ability to recognise upright and inverted faces …