Face Recognition

Question 1

Face Recognition

_ simply states that this is a face.

Answer 1

Structural Encoding

Question 2

Face Recognition

The main undergoes two process: _ and _.

Answer 2

Recognition of Expression Facial Speech, Age and Gender and Recognition

Question 3

Face Recognition

_ are stored faces.

Answer 3

Face Recognition Units

Question 4

Face Recognition

_ are stored semantic information.

Answer 4

Person Identity Nodes

Question 5

Face Recognition

_ is the last process of recognition.

Answer 5

Name generation

Question 6

Interactive Activation and Competition

FRU means _.
PIN means _.
SIU means _.
NIU means _.

Answer 6

Face Recognition Unit;
Person Identity Node;
Semantic Information Unit;
Name Input Unit

Question 7

Structural Encoding is composed of: _ and _.

Answer 7

Featural (piecemeal processing)
Configural/relational/holistic processing

Question 8

_ states that (e.g. Yin 1970, Diamond and Carey 1986). Upside-down faces are hard to recognise.

Answer 8

Inversion Effect

Question 9

_ states (Thompson 1980). Subtle relational changes are not apparent in inverted faces…

Answer 9

Thatcher Illusion

Question 10

_ states that upright (but not inverted) faces are processed in an integrated “holistic” way, that prevents easy access to their constituent features.

Answer 10

The Composite Face Effect

Question 11

_ states that features are recognised better if they are presented within a whole face than if presented in isolation or within a scrambled face (Tanaka and Farah 1993).

Answer 11

Face Superiority Effects

Question 12

What does configural processing actually involve?

Answer 12

Vertical Strectching
Horizontal Stretching
Shearing
Inversion

Question 13

_ stated that general-purpose object-recognition mechanisms, which are most often used with faces.

Answer 13

Gauthier

Question 14

_ face-specific mechanisms which can be adapted for use with other stimu

Answer 14

Bentin