The other-race effect (ORE), or the finding that same-race faces are better recognized than
other-race faces, is one of the best replicated phenomena in face recognition. The current …

A large number of studies have examined the finding that recognition memory for faces of
one's own age group is often superior to memory for faces of another age group. We …

This Handbook provides a uniquely comprehensive and scholarly overview of the latest
research on prejudice, stereotyping, and discrimination. All chapters are written by eminent …

This chapter reviews the contribution of electromagnetic measures, mostly event-related
potentials (ERPs), to our understanding of the time course of face processing in the normal …

Previous work has demonstrated that the human visual system can detect animals in
complex natural scenes very efficiently and rapidly. In particular, using a saccadic choice …

In two experiments, event-related potentials were used to examine the effects of attentional
focus on the processing of race and gender cues from faces. When faces were still the focal …

Faces are inherently social, but the extent to which social group information affects early
face processing remains unknown. To address this issue, we examined cortical activity …

The purpose of the present study was to examine the time course of race and expression
processing to determine how these cues influence early perceptual as well as explicit …

The primary objective of the current chapter is to provide an overview of how contemporary
research in social psychology, cognitive psychology, and cognitive neuroscience can inform …

Trustworthiness and dominance impressions summarize trait judgments from faces.
Judgments on these key traits are negatively correlated to each other in impressions of …