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Have I seen you before? Evaluating the learning of naturalistic faces and faces in art
People are highly skilled at recognizing familiar faces due to the development of identity representations that are invariant to …
Paulo Ventura
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Mariona Pascual
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Francisco Cruz
,
Susana Araújo
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Face typicality-distinctiveness norms for the 304 front-view faces of the Glasgow Unfamiliar Face Database
Face typicality and distinctiveness are key facial attributes that influence face recognition performance and the formation of social …
Paulo Ventura
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Francisco Cruz
,
Susana Araújo
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Laterality in face paintings of renaissance and cubism art styles
Faces have been shown to be primarily processed by the right hemisphere, such that there is an advantage in their processing when they …
Paulo Ventura
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Francisco Cruz
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Alexandre Pereira
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José Guerreiro
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Love is in the soul, math is in the brain: Dualist intuitions and belief in psychological science
In this research we explore why people have dualist beliefs about certain psychological phenomena (associating them with the soul or …
Francisco Cruz
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André Mata
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Relational processing in faces in paintings varying along a realism continuum
Human face processing relies heavily on configural processing—the ability to perceive the spatial relationships between facial …
Paulo Ventura
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Alexandre Pereira
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Francisco Cruz
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Tina T. Liu
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Learning psychology changes deep-rooted beliefs about the nature of psychological phenomena: Effects on intuitive dualism and beliefs about science
Learning about certain disciplines can change students’ way of thinking (e.g., economy students become less cooperative, philosophy …
Francisco Cruz
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André Mata
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Naturalistic faces and faces in paintings: An overview
Faces are the most important social signal in our society. Nevertheless, there is a problem with faces: they are all made up of the …
Paulo Ventura
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Francisco Cruz
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How laypeople evaluate scientific explanations containing jargon
Individuals rely on others’ expertise to achieve a basic understanding of the world. But how can non-experts achieve understanding from …
Francisco Cruz
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Tania Lombrozo
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Motivated bias blind spot: People confess to more or less bias depending on its desirability
Though people readily claim that others fall prey to several biases, they are less likely to recognize those same biases in themselves …
Francisco Cruz
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André Mata
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Lay perceptions of psychology: The (mis)match between lay beliefs and explanatory stances
People do not think that all psychological phenomena are equally explainable through science: Psychological phenomena associated with a …
Francisco Cruz
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André Mata
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