bruce and young
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- Created on: 18-04-15 11:54
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- Bruce and Youngs theory of face recognition
- the model presents face recognition as a series of stages which are accessed one after the other.
- structural encoding- the details of a persons face are encoded or translated into specific info
- recognising familiar faces- FRU's, PINs,NRU's
- activation of any of these 3 nodes may draw on the cognitive system to decide whether the match is close enough to constitute recognition.
- route b) concerned with info about emotional state, and what a persons saying.
- expression analysis, facial speech analysis and directed visual processing.
- the cognitive system- provides information as required.
- recognising familiar faces- FRU's, PINs,NRU's
- structural encoding- the details of a persons face are encoded or translated into specific info
- research evidence- young, diary study. pp faster at identifying a face of a politician than a name of them.
- real world application- identikit
- strengths- generates precise predictions that can further our knowledge. also the model shows the different routes of FR.
- however the details of unfamiliar face processing are vague, such as the cognitive system.
- updated model- bruce and burton- fR involves a large number or nodes with complex connections
- are faces special? do we really need a special model?
- the model presents face recognition as a series of stages which are accessed one after the other.
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