James D. Dunn

This study shows that naturalistic face-directed attention predicts face recognition ability, with gaze patterns accounting for 22% of the variance in recognition performance.

The paper finds that Super-Recognisers show enhanced neural encoding of individual face identities but not other categories like dogs, cars, or houses.

This study compares neural face identity coding between Super-Recognisers and typical recognisers, finding stronger and more consistent identity representations in Super-Recognisers during mid-latency processing.