Learning the Moves: The Effect of Familiarity and Facial Motion on Person Recognition across Large Changes in Viewing Format
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Hervé Abdi | Alice J O'Toole | D. Roark | H. Abdi | S. Barrett | Dana A Roark | Susan E Barrett | A. O’Toole
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