Perception And Representation, 2/Ed > 심리학

Acknowledgements 11
Introduction 13
Pt. I Conceptual Categories 17
2 The defining feature approach 22
3 Rosch\'s fuzzy concept approach 31
4 Typical feature and exemplar models 42
5 Concept representations for different purposes 54
6 Diversity and flexibility in conceptual representation 63
Pt. II Object Recognition 71
2 Studying visual perception 81
3 Early stages: image processing 86
4 Intermediate stages: grouping the components 97
5 Object recognition: general requirements 107
6 Object recognition: Biederman\'s model 117
7 Beyond recognition: using and naming 126
Pt. III Perceiving and Recognizing Faces 137
2 Features versus configurations: are faces more than the sum of their parts? 142
3 The representational process in face recognition 157
4 Recognizing facial expressions and facial speech 168
5 Models for recognizing people 173
6 Conclusion: is face recognition a \'special\' process? 189
Further reading 193
Overview 194
Answers to SAQs 201
References 209
Index of Authors 217
Index of Concepts 221