JD Dunn, A Towler, B Popovic… - Journal of …, 2024 - psycnet.apa.org
People prioritize diagnostic features in classification tasks. However, it is not clear whether this priority is fixed or is flexibly applied depending on the specific classification decision, or …
L Sexton, R Moreton, E Noyes… - Applied Cognitive …, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
Facial appearance changes over time as people age. This poses a challenge for individuals working in forensic settings whose role requires them to match the identity of face images …
Face recognition in humans is often cited as a model example of perceptual expertise that is characterized by an increased tendency to process faces as holistic percepts. However …
Deciding whether two face photographs depict the same person or not can be a challenging task, and there are substantial individual differences in face matching ability. Far less is …
B Growns, M Gough, RK Helm - Applied Cognitive Psychology, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
Visual comparison is the ability to 'match'visual stimuli like fingerprints or faces and decide whether they are from the same source or different sources (eg, fingerprint‐matching) …
Forensic facial professionals have been shown in previous studies to identify people from frontal face images more accurately than untrained participants when given 30 s per face …
Perceptual expertise is typically domain-specific and rarely generalises beyond an expert's domain of experience. Forensic feature-comparison examiners outperform the norm in …
MA Almazrouei, M Houck - Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
Forensic examiners make important decisions to address legal questions, yet there is now ample evidence that their decisions can be subjective and inconsistent. This commentary …
Face masks and coverings are often encountered by facial examiners in high stakes forensic case work. Forensic facial examiners (hereafter “facial examiners”) are trained to make face …