乳児の顔認識に対する運動情報の効果(第23回大会 優秀発表賞抄録)

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• We examined the role of motion information on infants' recognition of unfamiliar faces. Previous studies suggested that motion information promotes infants' perception (Kellman & Spelke, 1983; Otsuka & Yamaguchi, 2003), and therefore we theorized that motion information should facilitate infants' face recognition. In the present study, we compared infants' recognition memory for unfamiliar faces learned in a moving or a static condition. Infants aged 3- to 5-months (N=24) were familiarized with a smiling female face either in the moving or static condition. After familiarization, infants were tested using a pair of novel and familiar female faces. We found that the infants showed a significant preference for novel faces only in the moving condition. The present results suggest that learning from the moving condition promotes infants' recognition of unfamiliar faces.

• 2005-09-30

著者

• KANAZAWA So

  Shukutoku University

• 大塚 由美子

  Department Of Psychology Chuo University:japan Society For The Promotion Of Science

• YAMAGUCHI Masami

  Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Osaka University

• Yamaguchi Masami

  Chuo University:japan Science And Technology Agency

• O'toole Alice

  University Of Texas At Dallas

• ABDI Herve

  University of Texas at Dallas

• Abdi Herve

  University Of Texas

• Kanazawa So

  Shukutoku Univ.

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