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Do individuation instructions reduce the cross-race effect? A registered replication of Hugenberg, Miller, and Claypool (2007)
People usually have less accurate memory for cross-race (CR) than for same-race (SR) faces, a robust and consequential phenomenon known …
Francisco Cruz, Tomás A. Palma, Emil Bansemer, Joshua Correll, Sara Fonseca, Patricia Gonçalves, Ana Sofia Santos
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The relation between holistic processing as measured by three composite tasks and face processing: A latent variable modeling approach
We investigated the relationship between holistic processing and face processing using a latent variables approach. Three versions of …
Paulo Ventura, Vince Ngan, Alexandre Pereira, Francisco Cruz, José Guerreiro, Vivienne Rosário, João Delgado, Bruno Faustino, Marta Barros, Miguel Domingues, Alan Wong
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Partial overlap between holistic processing of words and Gestalt line stimuli at an early perceptual stage
A dual-route account of holistic processing has been proposed, which includes a stimulus-based and experience-based approach to …
Paulo Ventura, Alexandre Banha, Francisco Cruz
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Change detection vs. change localization for own-race and other-race faces
The other-race effect (ORE) is a well-known phenomenon in which people discriminate and recognize faces from their ethnic group more …
Paulo Ventura, José Guerreiro, Alexandre Pereira, João Delgado, Vivienne Rosário, António Farinha-Fernandes, Miguel Domingues, Francisco Cruz, Bruno Faustino, Alan Wong
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Further evidence for a late locus of holistic word processing: Exploring vertex effect in the word composite task
Previous studies have shown a rather late and lexical level for holistic word processing. In the present study, we evaluated whether …
Paulo Ventura, João Delgado, José Guerreiro, Francisco Cruz, Vivienne Rosário, António Farinha-Fernandes, Miguel Domingues, Ana Margarida Sousa
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