Becoming a “Greeble” Expert¶
GAUTHIER, I., & TARR, M. J. (1997). Becoming a “Greeble” Expert: Exploring Mechanisms for Face Recognition. Vision Research.
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- Face Superiority Effect
- The effect extends the older word superiority effect (a letter is identified more accurately inside a familiar word than in isolation) to the face domain, and training novices to expertise on a homogeneous class of laboratory-invented objects has been shown to make recognition of their parts newly sensitive to disruption of the learned configuration, suggesting that configural processing is acquired through perceptual learning rather than being face-specific by architecture
This sourceTrains novices to expertise on laboratory-invented 'Greebles' and finds that experts recognise their parts more slowly once the learned configuration is transformed - configural sensitivity from expertise with visually similar objects, not from faces per se; the word superiority effect opening the sentence is not this paper's.
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- The effect extends the older word superiority effect (a letter is identified more accurately inside a familiar word than in isolation) to the face domain, and training novices to expertise on a homogeneous class of laboratory-invented objects has been shown to make recognition of their parts newly sensitive to disruption of the learned configuration, suggesting that configural processing is acquired through perceptual learning rather than being face-specific by architecture
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