An intrinsic part of seeing objects is seeing how similar or different they are relative to one
another. This experience requires that objects be mentally represented in a common format …

Shape representation was studied using a change detection task. Observers viewed two
individual shapes in succession, either identical or one a slightly altered version of the other …

To study the dynamic interplay between different component processes involved in the
identification of fragmented object outlines, the authors used a discrete-identification …

Although Attneave (1954 Psychological Review 61 183–193) and Biederman (1987
Psychological Review 94 115–147) have argued that curved contour segments are most …

Many recent findings suggest that human observers are surprisingly “blind” to changes in
visual displays, failing to notice when substantial scene elements are added, subtracted, or …

It can be difficult to recognise new instances of an unfamiliar face. Recognition errors in this
particular situation appear to be viewpoint dependent with error rates increasing with the …

A single biological object, such as a hand, can assume multiple, very different shapes, due
to the articulation of its parts. Yet we are able to recognize all of these shapes as examples …

Context Determining reliable estimates of carnivore population size and distributions are
paramount for develo** informed conservation and management plans. Traditionally …

Using a change detection paradigm (Barenholtz, E., Cohen, EH, Feldman, J., & Singh,
M.(2003). Detection of change in shape: An advantage for concavities. Cognition, 89 (1) 1 …

The basis for the category specific living things advantage in object recognition (ie, faster
and more accurate identification of living compared to nonliving things) was investigated in …