Graham et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Making a spectacle of yourself: The effect of glasses and sunglasses on face perceptionGraham et al., 2019
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- Graham D
- Ritchie K
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- Perception
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We investigated the effect of wearing glasses and sunglasses on the perception of social traits from faces and on face matching. Participants rated images of people wearing no glasses, glasses and sunglasses on three social traits (trustworthiness, competence and …
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