Cognition - Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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The RESPONSE LATENCY of cells in INFEROTEMPORAL cortex (which respond selectively to faces) happens at how many milliseconds??

A

80 - 160 milliseconds (ms) [Perrett et al, 1988)

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2
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How fast does NEURAL DISCRIMINATION of faces occur??

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(as fast as) 50 milliseconds (ms) [Sugase et al, 1999]

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3
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Is face recognition robust when view conditions are poor???

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YES! Participants can recognize more than half of a set of blurry images with 7*10 resolution [Yip & Shihna, 2002]

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4
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Is memory for faces lon loasting or does it fade??

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Very long lasting. 90% accuracy for recognising old class mates up to 15 years [Bahrick et al, 1975]

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5
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The face is called an _____ of _________ ??

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ORGAN of COMMUNICATION [Bruce & Young, 2012]

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6
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What did Darwin write in 1872?`

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The expression of the emotions in man and animals

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7
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The face can convey information about many things including …

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  1. Identity, age, race, gender
  2. Emotions
  3. Attention (via gaze)
  4. Personality??? [need to consider this more deeply]
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8
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Darwin’s 1872 book was interested in …

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The evolution of emotional expressions

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9
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Darwin’s thesis on universality of expression emotions (due to natural selection) became known as …

A

Universality thesis

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10
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What did Darwin create in 1867?

A

A questionaire

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11
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What questions did Darwin’s Questionnaire hope to answer??

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1/ Does laughter have the capactity to bring tears to eyes?
2/ How is disgust shown?
3/ What do children do when they sulk?
4/ How is astonishment expressed by the eyes + eyebrows + mouth?

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12
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What year did ekman publish his famous work on emotions?

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1972

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13
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Ekman worked with a …. tribe in … who had no experience of TV, Books, etc.

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Preliterate; New Guinea

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14
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… … … + … were the four emotions recognised cross-culturally

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Happiness, Sadness, Anger, Disgust (HSAD)

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15
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Two emotions often confused are ___ + ___

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Fear and Suprise

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16
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So Ekman (1972) discovered 6 Emotions. There is some evidence for a 7th type, _____

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Contempt

17
Q

Ekman went to __ Countries showing a _ second display.

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21 countries; 5 second display

18
Q

There was agreement by majority of __ of 21 for happiness, disgust and Sadness

A

21

19
Q

There was agreement by majority of __ of 21 for Surprise

A

20

20
Q

There was agreement by majority of __ of 21 for Fear

A

19

21
Q

…% of people see face as a valid guide to personality [Hassin & Trope, 2000]

A

75%

22
Q

Do people agree on personality traits for certain faces??

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YES! e.g., extraversion, conscientiousness, agreeableness.

23
Q

Why do people judge ‘books by their cover?’

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  1. Social stereotyping
  2. Personality characteristics may co-vary with physical traits
  3. ‘Kernel of Truth’ hypothesis
24
Q

What is the ‘Kernel of truth’ Hypothesis?

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That impressions based on facial appearance are reliable as they are partly accurate

25
Q

Which researchers are associated with the Kernel of truth hypothesis

A

Berry & Wero (1993).

26
Q

The research by Berry found that ratings of strangers … is highly correlated by …-… of same.

A

TRAITS; Self-report

27
Q

Which researcher showed photographs of candidates for US Congress for 1 second to 800 students??

A

Todorov et al. (2005)

28
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What results did Todorov et al (2005) report??

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  1. students choose winning candidate 69%

2. Worked retrospectively and prospectively (upcoming)

29
Q

In modularity of face perception, what 3 aspects of face perception are processed independent of each other?? Hint: GES

A

Gaze, Emotions, Speech !!

30
Q

Todorov et al found a more baby faced man was deemed as …??

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Less Competent!!