The Attentional Blink for Familiar (Salient) Famous Faces
Derek Larkin
Abstract
Derek Larkin
Abstract
The attentional blink paradigm was used to investigate visual attention processes during the identification of famous faces. Contrary to previous findings with dissimilar T1-T2 face stimuli, processing targets that are both famous faces leads to a deficit in identification at short versus long T1-T2 temporal lags.
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The attentional blink paradigm was used to investigate visual attention processes during the identification of famous faces. Contrary to previous findings with dissimilar T1-T2 face stimuli, processing targets that are both famous faces leads to a deficit in identification at short versus long T1-T2 temporal lags.
Key concepts: Attentional blink, Cognitive psychology, Salient, Psychology, Face (sociological concept), Identification (biology), Face perception, Perception