Two competing theories explain the other‐'race'effect (ORE) either by greater perceptual
expertise to same‐'race'(SR) faces or by social categorization of other‐'race'(OR) faces at …

Functional lateralization is typically measured by comparing activation levels across the right
and left hemispheres of the brain. Significant additional information, however, exists within …

In the context of perceiving individuals within and outside of social groups, there are distinct
cognitive processes and mechanisms in the brain. Extensive research in recent years has …

People who look different from oneself are often categorized as homogeneous members of
another racial group. We examined whether the relationship between such categorization …

成人的大脑左侧VWFA 对正字法信息更敏感, 而右侧FFA 优先处理面孔信息. 然而,
这种偏侧化互补模式的发展机制还亟待阐明. 神经元再利用假设认为, 在文字阅读学习过程中 …

Since its recent emergence, social neuroscience has enriched social psychological
investigations of stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination by using neuroimaging …

Humans can categorize an object in different semantic levels. For example, a dog can be
categorized as an animal (superordinate), a terrestrial animal (basic), or a dog …

This paper introduces a Partial Face Recognition (PFR) method with the benefits of
optimization logic using an optimized feature matching aspect. Besides, for better …

The left visual word form area (VWFA) of the brain in adults is more sensitive to orthographic
information, whereas the right fusiform face area (FFA) is preferentially involved in the …

Since the last three decades, face detection and recognition have become very active and a
huge part of image processing research. In real-time applications like video surveillance …