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Diagnostic Features for Human Categorisation of Adult vs. Child Faces

2021-08-06

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<p>Knowing how humans differentiate children from adults has useful implications in many areas of both forensic and cognitive psychology. Yet, how we extract age from faces has been surprisingly underexplored in both disciplines. Here, we used a novel data-driven experimental technique to objectively measure the facial features human observers use to categorise child and adult faces. Relying on more than 35,000 tr...

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be083735-5f92-52ee-8c7d-de9b7a172e07
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10.31234/osf.io/578bd
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