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Individual Differences in Perception of Mooney Faces
Faces play a critical role in our everyday lives. The resulting lifelong experience with faces has made humans remarkable experts in face recognition. One of the main advantages of recognition of faces over other objects is that we process faces as a whole, a face-specific mechanism called holistic
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