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The Attentional Blink for Familiar (Salient) Famous Faces

Derek Larkin

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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.

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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.

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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

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