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Not So Fast! Response Times in the Computerized Benton Face Recognition Test May Not Reflect Face Recognition Ability

2021-07-18

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<p>Response times (RTs) are commonly used to assess cognitive abilities and have more recently been employed to assess face recognition ability. However, it is unclear whether face processing RTs predict recognition ability beyond accuracy. In the current study, we examined accuracy and RT on a widely used face matching assessment modified to collect meaningful RT data, the computerized Benton Facial Recognition T...

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Literature Corpus work: 204b444f-2e5b-59f7-a8ab-01bda5f96320
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/xhbty

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