The ability to recognize faces is an important socio-cognitive skill that is associated with a
number of cognitive specializations in humans. While numerous studies have examined the …

Experiments are the foundation of empirical science, and experimental paradigms that are
broadly applicable across settings and species are particularly useful for comparative …

In this expanded second edition of Cognitive Architecture, the authors review new findings in
psychology and neuroscience to help architects and planners better understand their clients …

Avatars, as virtual humans possessing realistic faces, are increasingly used for social and
economic interaction on the Internet. Research has already determined that avatar-based …

Humans perceive illusory faces in everyday objects with a face-like configuration, an illusion
known as face pareidolia. Face-selective regions in humans and monkeys, believed to …

We evaluate claims that the other-race effect in face memory reflects stronger holistic coding
of own-race than other-race faces. Considering evidence from a range of paradigms …

Individual recognition (IR) is essential for maintaining various social interactions in a group,
and face recognition is one of the most specialised cognitive abilities in IR. We used both a …

People tend to look at other people's eyes, but whether this bias is automatic or volitional is
unclear. To discriminate between these two possibilities, we used a “don't look”(DL) …

There is a revolution underway in the interface between architecture and planning. Very
recent research is enabling a novel understanding of the neuroscience behind how people …

Studies of face perception in primates elucidate the psychological and neural mechanisms
that support this critical and complex ability. Recent progress in characterizing face …