Original paper
Does skull shape mediate the relationship between objective features and subjective impressions about the face?
Abstract
In our previous work, we described facial features associated with a successful recognition of the sex of the face (Marečková et al., 2011). These features were based on landmarks placed on the surface of faces reconstructed from magnetic resonance (MR) images; their position was therefore influenced by both soft tissue (fat and muscle) and bone structure of the skull. Here, we ask whether bone structure has dissociable influences on observers'...
Paper Details
Title
Does skull shape mediate the relationship between objective features and subjective impressions about the face?
Published Date
Oct 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
79
Pages
234 - 240
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