Exogenous social identity cues differentially affect the dynamic tracking of individual target facesTools Allen, Roy and Gabbert, Fiona. 2013. Exogenous social identity cues differentially affect the dynamic tracking of individual target faces. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition, 39(6), pp. 1982-1989. ISSN 0278-7393 [Article]
Abstract or DescriptionWe report on an experiment to investigate the top-down effect of exogenous social identity cues on a multiple-identity tracking task, a paradigm well suited to investigate the processes of binding identity to spatial locations. Here we simulated an eyewitness event in which dynamic targets, all to be tracked with equal effort, were identified from among a “crowd” of 8 faces, as an assailant, bystander, policeman, and victim. Even in such a simplistic paradigm, where no actual assault was witnessed and no consequences
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