Face identity recognition (FIR) is arguably the ultimate form of recognition for the adult
human brain. Even if the term prosopagnosia is reserved for exceptionally rare brain …

Multiple psychological processes are required in order for a face to be recognised from
memory. However, when testing face memory using tasks such as the Cambridge Face …

The interplay between facial age and facial identity is evident from several scenarios
experienced in daily life, such as when recognising a face several decades after the last …

Existing evidence suggests that developmental prosopagnosia (DP) is a surprisingly
prevalent condition, with some individuals describing lifelong difficulties with facial identity …

On standard face recognition tasks SRs outperform individuals who have typical face
recognition ability. However, high accuracy on face recognition tasks may be driven by …

In this paper I take a selective review of work undertaken by my colleagues and me in an
attempt to show the enduring importance of the 'fine cuts' approach to psychology. This …

A recently published test of face perception, the Oxford Face Matching Test, asks
participants to make two judgements: whether two faces are of the same individual and how …

Human ability to recognize identities from faces is a fundamental cognitive skill that
underlies our functioning in the social world. This ability varies widely in the general …

La simulazione sensorimotoria è definita come un meccanismo che si riflette in un'attività
spontanea dei muscoli facciali durante l'osservazione di espressioni facciali emotive, con lo …