Prosopagnosia, a spectacular face agnosia, is generally detected and discussed on the
basis of explicit or overt performance of the subjects. However, recent observations suggest …

The patterns of co-occurrence among associative agnosia for faces, words and other objects
are analysed and found to be consistent with the existence of two, rather than three …

This article addresses three issues in face processing: First, is face processing primarily
accomplished by the right hemisphere, or do both left-and right-hemisphere mechanisms …

The term developmental prosopagnosia refers to an impairment in the recognition of familiar
faces which has been present from birth in the absence of neurological disease or birth …

An implementation of Bruce and Young's (1986) functional model of face recognition is used
to examine patterns of covert face recognition previously reported in a prosopagnosic …

Prosopagnosic patients suffer an inability to recognize familiar people by visual inspection of
their faces. Despite the absence of overt recognition, through, some prosopagnosic patients …

We report a quantitative investigation of three patients who presented with a profound
prosopagnosia. They were tested on a series of tests of face perception, face recognition …

Matched populations of head-injured patients and normal control subjects completed three
“forced-choice” face processing tasks designed to test facial expression recognition, familiar …

Recent theoretical approaches to understanding face recognition have used converging
evidence from studies of normal face processing, everyday errors and patterns of …

This paper proposes a clinical tool to investigate face processing by brain-injured patients. A
test battery is described, which is organized according to the cognitive model of face …