We welcome “Ting’s Tree” in its new home in the Wilson Hall lounge on June 12th 2023- it’s a ficus bonsai that we hope will live for years to come in honor of Ting’s studies in the department.

We welcome “Ting’s Tree” in its new home in the Wilson Hall lounge on June 12th 2023- it’s a ficus bonsai that we hope will live for years to come in honor of Ting’s studies in the department.

for winning the Pat Burns Graduate Students Research Award
Well deserved!!

Gauthier, I. & Cha, O. Faces are not processed holistically in ensemble judgments poster pdf
Smithson, C.J.R., Chow, J.K., Chang, T.-Y. & Gauthier, I. Measuring Object Recognition Ability: Reliability, Validity, and the Aggregate z-score Approach. Talk (and submitted paper) contact Conor Smithson for information.
OPL congratulates its newest PhD, Dr. Ting-Yun Chang, who successfully defended her dissertation “The Structure of Abilities for Ensemble Perception” on May 4th.

Article about our research on the ability o (includes a quick demo of trials)

Gauthier, I. & Fiestan, G. Individual differences in the recognition of prepared food.
Chang, T.-Y., Cha, O., McGugin, R., Tomarken, A. & Gauthier, I. A general ability for ensemble perception.
Chow, J., Palmeri, T.J., & Gauthier, I. Haptic object recognition abilities correlate across feature types and with visual object recognition ability.
Sun, J. & Gauthier, I. The conceptual encoding benefit for faces could be due to costs for perceptual encoding.
Smithson, C. J. R., Eichbaum, Q. & Gauthier, I. Domain-general object recognition ability predicts supervised category learning on a medical.
Copies of posters available here
Congratulation to Giselle Fiestan for completing the Honors program in Psychology with High Honors. The title of her thesis was “What’s That on My Plate? Individual Differences in Visual Recognition of Prepared Food”