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Identity processing in multiple-face tracking
2009
Journal of Vision
Research has shown that observers in a multiple-object tracking task are poor at recognizing the identity of successfully tracked objects (Z. W. Pylyshyn, 2004) . Employing the same paradigm, we examined identity processing and its relationship with tracking performance for human faces. Experiment 1 showed that although identity recognition was poorer after the target faces were learned in a dynamic display, identification performance was still much higher than the chance level. The experiment
doi:10.1167/9.5.18
pmid:19757896
fatcat:tsqvewqg4zfwrh6idq6ownia5m