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Development and characterization of a standardized stimuli set of 240 famous faces in Quebec
Famous faces are especially well suited to studying the semantic component of face processing because they carry a sense of familiarity shared across individuals. Recognizing famous faces is not only relevant to research, but it is also clinically informative. Famous-face recognition deficits are ob
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