The inversion, part-whole, and composite effects reflect distinct perceptual mechanisms with varied relationships to face recognition.

C Rezlescu, T Susilo, JB Wilmer… - Journal of Experimental …, 2017 - psycnet.apa.org
Face recognition is thought to rely on specific mechanisms underlying a perceptual bias
toward processing faces as undecomposable wholes. This face-specific “holistic processing” …
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Face recognition is thought to rely on specific mechanisms underlying a perceptual bias
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Face recognition is thought to rely on specific mechanisms underlying a perceptual bias
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The inversion, part-whole, and composite effects reflect distinct perceptual mechanisms with varied relationships to face recognition

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Face recognition is thought to rely on specific mechanisms underlying a perceptual bias
toward processing faces as undecomposable wholes. This face-specific" holistic processing" …

The inversion, part-whole, and composite effects reflect distinct perceptual mechanisms with varied relationships to face recognition.

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Face recognition is thought to rely on specific mechanisms underlying a perceptual bias
toward processing faces as undecomposable wholes. This face-specific" holistic processing" …

The inversion, part-whole, and composite effects reflect distinct perceptual mechanisms with varied relationships to face recognition

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Face recognition is thought to rely on specific mechanisms underlying a perceptual bias
toward processing faces as undecomposable wholes. This face-specific" holistic processing" …

The inversion, part-whole, and composite effects reflect distinct perceptual mechanisms with varied relationships to face recognition.

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Face recognition is thought to rely on specific mechanisms underlying a perceptual bias
toward processing faces as undecomposable wholes. This face-specific'holistic …
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Face recognition is thought to rely on specific cognitive mechanisms that process faces as
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Face recognition is thought to rely on specific mechanisms underlying a perceptual bias
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