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Karteikarten von Tasha Frisbee, aktualisiert more than 1 year ago
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| Nancy Kanwisher (1997) | Identified the FFA (Fusiform Face Area). |
| FFA (Fusiform Face Area) | Area outside of the visual cortex that lets us recognize faces. Bypasses the usual interpretation channels to identify faces more quickly than objects. |
| Amygdala | The brain's emotional center. Located near the FFA. |
| Karen Pierce (2001) | Was able to show autistic people identify faces the same way as objects, with regular pathways, instead of the FFA. |
| Emotional Connection | A face is looking right at the user (on a webpage). It has more of an emotional impact on the viewer. |
| Direct Attention | A face is looking directly at a product, which makes us look at it. Though we may not pay attention to it, we see it. |
| Catherine Mondloch (with others) (1999) | Used research to show newborns that are less than an hour old have a preference of looking at something with facial features. |
| Christine Looser and T. Wheatley (2010) | Created a study with morphing images of a face into a mannequin face. Most people thought the face didn't look real around the 75% mark by looking at the eyes. |
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