Although a growing body of research indicates that children with autism spectrum disorder
(ASD) exhibit selective deficits in their ability to recognize facial identities and expressions …

This article uses methods drawn from perceptual psychology to answer a basic social
psychological question: Do people process the faces of norm violators differently from those …

Although many researchers agree that faces are processed holistically, we know relatively
little about what information holistic processing captures from a face. Most studies that …

Case reports have suggested that perception of the eye region may be impaired more than
that of other facial regions in acquired prosopagnosia. However, it is unclear how frequently …

Composite faces combine the top half of one face with the bottom half of another to create a
compelling illusion of a new face. Evidence for holistic processing with composite faces …

Faces are encountered in highly diverse angles in real-world settings. Despite this
considerable diversity, most individuals are able to easily recognize familiar faces. The vast …

A vast majority of dyslexic children exhibit a phonological deficit, particularly noticeable in
phonemic identification or discrimination tasks. The gap in performance between dyslexic …

The ability to perceive biological motion has been shown to deteriorate with age, and it is
assumed that older adults rely more on the global form than local motion information when …

A major question in the domain of face perception is whether faces comprise a distinct visual
category that is processed by specialized mechanisms, or whether face processing merely …

Accurately determining the familiarity of another and correctly establishing their identity are
vital social skills. A considerable body of work has explored their perceptual and neural …