The fusiform face area¶
Kanwisher, N., McDermott, Josh, & Chun, M. M. (1997). The fusiform face area: a module in human extrastriate cortex specialized for face perception.
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Domain-specific¶
- Face Superiority Effect
- Face-perception research — the home turf: standard evidence for holistic/configural processing, routinely used to argue that faces are not decomposed and reassembled feature-by-feature. Cognitive neuroscience — the fusiform-face-area literature cites the effect as a behavioral marker of the configural-processing system that lesion and fMRI work localizes
This sourceThe fMRI study that localised the face-selective fusiform region; it reports no lesion data and does not invoke the face superiority effect as a behavioural marker.
- Face-perception research — the home turf: standard evidence for holistic/configural processing, routinely used to argue that faces are not decomposed and reassembled feature-by-feature. Cognitive neuroscience — the fusiform-face-area literature cites the effect as a behavioral marker of the configural-processing system that lesion and fMRI work localizes
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