Faces are among the most informative stimuli we ever perceive: Even a split-second glimpse
of a person's face tells us his identity, sex, mood, age, race, and direction of attention. The …

The concept of a multidimensional psychological space, in which faces can be represented
according to their perceived properties, is fundamental to the modern theorist in face …

The appearance of faces can be strongly affected by the characteristics of faces viewed
previously. These perceptual after-effects reflect processes of sensory adaptation that are …

Previous studies examining face learning have mostly used only a single exposure to 1
image of each of the faces to be learned. However, in daily life, faces are usually learned …

In everyday life, human faces are encountered in many different views. Despite this fact,
most psychological research has focused on the perception of frontal faces. To address this …

Although the averageness hypothesis of facial attractiveness proposes that the
attractiveness of faces is mostly a consequence of their averageness, 1 study has shown …

The effect of covering faces on face identification is recently garnering interest amid the
COVID-19 pandemic. Here, we investigated how face identification performance was …

Faces convey a wealth of information that guides our social interactions. At a glance we can
assess a person's identity, gender, ethnicity, age, attractiveness, emotional state, and focus …

Faces of one's own race and of other races are thought to be located in different regions of
face space (Valentine,). Here we investigated whether faces of different races (Caucasian …

Configural/holistic processing, a key property of face recognition, has previously been
examined only for front views of faces. Here, 6 experiments tested front (0), three-quarter …