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KINSHIP: How do humans recognize kin?
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Description: Projects related to ERC grant KINSHIP #647910
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KINSHIP Lab Pairs
Assessment of kinship cues and related behaviours for pairs
KINSHIP Family Resemblance
Developing a model of how family relatedness is revealed in 3D face shape
KINRES The contribution of Texture and Shape Information to Kinship Judgments in 3D faces
Looking at the contribution of shape and texture to kinship judgments
Reproducible Stimuli
"Reproducible Methods for Face Research"
Exploring the potential for kinship signalling in the human voice - Experiment 2 (Similarity)
Much research into kinship discrimination uses facial morphology as a cue to kinship. In this project we explore the potential for the human voice to ...
Facial similarity predicts sibling judgments but not couple judgments
The present study examined the role of similarity in demonstrating homogamy, the phenomenon that people select partners who resemble themselves.
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Facial similarity, sibling judgments and couple judgments: A replication study using actual couples and random pairs
This study will investigate the role of facial similarity in making judgements about couples.
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