Determining whether perceptual properties are processed independently is an important
goal in perceptual science, and tools to test independence should be widely available to …

Identity-invariant facial expression recognition (FER) has been one of the challenging
computer vision tasks. Since conventional FER schemes do not explicitly address the inter …

Successful social communication requires accurate perception and maintenance of invariant
(face identity) and variant (facial expression) aspects of faces. While numerous studies …

Facial movements convey information about many social cues, including identity. However,
how much information about a person's identity is conveyed by different kinds of facial …

The “spatial congruency bias” is a behavioral phenomenon where 2 objects presented
sequentially are more likely to be judged as being the same object if they are presented in …

In this study, we investigate the contribution of expression variability in the formation of face
representations. We trained participants to learn new identities from face images either low …

Studies examining behavioural responses to emotional stimuli usually report one of two
patterns of responses to negative stimuli. Some studies find faster responses to negative …

Recent studies on the development of face processing argue for a late, quantitative, domain-
specific development of face processing, and face memory in particular. Most previous …

Past studies have demonstrated that angry faces used as the first target (T1) in an attentional
blink paradigm interfere with processing of a second, neutral target (T2). However, despite …

Abstract This study tested Context-Dependent Effect (CDE) on face recognition by viewing
facial expressions as context and face identity as the target. Three groups were defined …