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Visual recognition of the silent generation: Understanding the recognition advantage for young versus older adult faces.

机译:沉默一代的视觉识别:了解年轻人和老年人面孔的识别优势。

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Young adults recognize own-age faces more accurately than other-age faces, but less is known about the underlying mechanisms and there is inconsistent data concerning whether older adults show an own-age or a young-adult recognition bias. In Experiment 1 we tested young adultsa?? (n = 20) ability to recognize upright and inverted young versus older faces in a delayed 2-alternative forced-choice (2AFC) task. We found a marginal advantage for young faces in the upright condition (p=.058) and a stronger inversion effect for young faces (p=.015), indicating greater use of face-specific processing strategies with young compared to older faces. In Experiment 2 we tested whether the young face processing advantage reflects greater sensitivity to identity cues in young faces. We blended 24 young and 24 old identities to create two average faces (one young, one old) and then morphed the average face with each original identity to create faces with different identity strengths (5 steps: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, 100%). In each of four blocks, young (20-30) and older (60-90) participants were trained to recognize a target face and then were asked to detect that target face or faces similar to the target (e.g., the 40% version) among other faces of the same age. Although young adults were overall more sensitive than older adults (p .001), there was no effect of face age (p = .39), indicating that sensitivity to identity cues for both young and older adults does not differ as a function of face age in a target detection task. Accordingly, in Experiment 3 we replicated the 2AFC task at 60% identity strength and found that the processing advantage for young faces disappeared. Perhaps the own-age processing advantage in young adults reflects greater efficiency in building representations of multiple identities, this advantage is lost when identity strength is reduced.
机译:年轻人比其他年龄的面孔更准确地识别自己的年龄面孔,但是对潜在机制的了解却很少,关于老年人是否显示自己的年龄或年轻人的识别偏差的数据也不一致。在实验1中,我们测试了年轻成年人a? (n = 20)在延迟的2项替代选择(2AFC)任务中识别直立的和倒立的年轻与年长面孔的能力。我们发现直立状态下年轻面孔的边缘优势(p = .058)和年轻面孔的反演效果更强(p = .015),这表明与年长面孔相比,对年轻面孔的面部特定处理策略的使用更多。在实验2中,我们测试了年轻面孔处理的优势是否反映出对年轻面孔身份提示的更高敏感性。我们将24个年轻的身份和24个老的身份混合在一起,以创建两个平均面孔(一个年轻,一个老),然后对具有每个原始身份的平均面孔进行变形,以创建具有不同身份优势的面孔(5个步骤:20%,40%,60%, 80%,100%)。在这四个区块中的每个区块中,训练了年轻(20-30岁)和年长(60-90)参与者识别目标面部,然后要求他们检测该目标面部或与目标相似的面部(例如40%版本)在同一年龄段的其他面孔中。尽管总体而言,年轻人比老年人更敏感(p <.001),但没有面部表情的影响(p = .39),这表明,年轻人和老年人对身份提示的敏感性并没有因年龄而异。目标检测任务中的面部年龄。因此,在实验3中,我们以60%的识别强度复制了2AFC任务,发现年轻面孔的处理优势消失了。也许年轻人在成年年龄上的处理优势反映出在构建多个身份表示中更高的效率,当身份强度降低时,这种优势就消失了。

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