O modelo de Bruce e Young e suas repercussões no estudo do reconhecimento de faces: uma revisão teórica
Uma revisão teórica
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https://doi.org/10.34019/1982-1247.2024.v18.37301Palavras-chave:
Neuropsicologia Clínica, Processamento facial, Reconhecimento facial, Prosopagnosia, Lesão CerebralResumo
A face fornece diferentes sinais que são detectados e interpretados nas interações pessoais. Nas últimas décadas, houve avanços na compreensão dos processos fisiológicos e psicológicos envolvidos na percepção de faces, mas ainda precisam ser mais bem integrados teoricamente na área da Psicologia. Este estudo discute o modelo de processamento de faces de Bruce e Young e alguns de seus desdobramentos teóricos em condições neurológicas influenciadoras no processamento de faces. O estudo de um grupo de pacientes permitiu confirmar algumas previsões sobre o processamento facial em amostras clínicas, além de ter auxiliado no entendimento do reconhecimento facial normal.
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