Covert face priming reveals a ‘true face effect’ in a case of congenital prosopagnosia

Striemer, Christopher L.; Gingerich, Trevor; Striemer, Danielle; Dixon, Mike J.

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“…This is seen in acquired prosopagnosia and now has been shown in the developmental variant [29]. While lack of facial memories has been blamed for the absence of covert face recognition in developmental prosopagnosia, two case studies used priming or forced-choice methods to show some residual face recognition in this condition [30,31].…”

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Disorder of higher visual function

Barton

2011

Current Opinion in Neurology

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“…Die sich aus dieser Sachlage für die Gemeinden und die Neubauern, für die kommunalen Strukturen überhaupt ergebenden Auswirkungen waren beträchtlich. Mängel der früheren Ansiedlungspolitik wiederholten sich: Die in der Regel vergrößerten Gemeinden wurden weder richtig in den mit Nachbargemeinden gebildeten Lebensraum einbezogen noch ausreichend in die sozialwirtschaftliche Struktur des Kreises eingeordnet 282 . Die Wohngemeinden sahen sich durch die Siedler belastet, da sie kommunale Leistungen, Polizei, Feuerlöschwesen, Schule, Wasser-und Stromversorgung garantieren und die Kosten für die Erhaltung der kommunalen Straßen und Wege tragen mussten; die Grundsteuer war jedoch an die Gemeinden abzuführen, zu denen die Siedlergrundstücke kommunalrechtlich gehörten.…”

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Kommunale Strukturen im Spannungsfeld gesellschaftlicher Umwälzungen

Blöß¹

2018

Veröffentlichungen Des Brandenburgischen Landeshauptarchivs

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“…2) Studies that examined the ability of DP participants to recognize objects usually included more than one object category [11,48,56,77]. The performance of DP participants on each of the object recognition tests was included in the meta-analysis.…”

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A new approach to the diagnosis of deficits in processing faces: Potential application in autism research

Wang

Liu

2015

Sci. China Life Sci.

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Deficits in social communication are one of the behavioral signatures of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Because faces are arguably the most important social stimuli that we encounter in everyday life, investigating the ability of individuals with ASD to process faces is thought to be important for understanding the nature of ASD. However, although a considerable body of evidence suggests that ASD individuals show specific impairments in face processing, a significant number of studies argue otherwise. Through a literature review, we found that this controversy is largely attributable to the different face tests used across different studies. Therefore, a more reliable and valid face test is needed. To this end, we performed a meta-analysis on data gleaned from a variety of face tests conducted on individuals with developmental prosopagnosia (DP) who suffer a selective deficit in face processing. Based on this meta-analysis, we selected an old/new face recognition test that relies on face memory as a standard diagnostic test for measuring specific face processing deficits. This test not only reliably reflects DP individuals' subjective experiences with faces in their daily lives, but also effectively differentiates deficits in face processing from deficits caused by other general problems. In addition, DP individuals' performance in this test predicts their performance in a variety of face tests that examine specific components of face processing (e.g., holistic processing of faces). Finally, this test can be easily administrated and is not overly sensitive to prior knowledge. In summary, this test can be used to evaluate face-processing ability, and it helped to resolve the controversy whether individuals with ASD exhibit face-processing deficits. autism spectrum disorder, developmental prosopagnosia, face recognition, face discrimination, old/new face recognition test Citation:Wang RS, Liu L, Liu J. A new approach to the diagnosis of deficits in processing faces: Potential application in autism research.

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Covert face priming reveals a ‘true face effect’ in a case of congenital prosopagnosia

Cited by 8 publications

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Disorder of higher visual function

Disorder of higher visual function

Kommunale Strukturen im Spannungsfeld gesellschaftlicher Umwälzungen

A new approach to the diagnosis of deficits in processing faces: Potential application in autism research

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