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Are Caricatures Special? Evidence of Peak Shift in Face Recognition

Michael B. Lewis
Pages 105-117 | Published online: 21 Sep 2010

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Eric L. Verbeek, Marcia L. Spetch, Ken Cheng & Colin W. G. Clifford. (2006) Determinants of range effects in face recognition. Learning & Behavior 34:3, pages 229-240.
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Adam Derenne & R. Michael Breitstein. (2017) Gradient Shifts with Naturally Occurring Human Face Stimuli. The Psychological Record 56:3, pages 365-370.
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Marcia L Spetch, Ken Cheng & Colin W.G Clifford. (2004) Peak shift but not range effects in recognition of faces. Learning and Motivation 35:3, pages 221-241.
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Mike Schlimm, Christiane Hermann & Bruno Kopp. (2003) Reizgeneralisierung bei Tierphobien. Zeitschrift für Klinische Psychologie und Psychotherapie 32:3, pages 228-234.
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Takuma Takehara & Naoto Suzuki. (2016) Robustness of the Two-Dimensional Structure of Recognition of Facial Expression: Evidence under Different Intensities of Emotionality. Perceptual and Motor Skills 93:3, pages 739-753.
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