Nadja Althaus
@nadjaalthaus.bsky.social
Developmental scientist at UEA , psycholinguist, computational modelling, infant studies, eye tracking
Across our sample, females outperformed males, but participant ethnicity had no effect. Our results confirm the stability of the CFMT-C across variable conditions and with diverse participant groups. 3/3
April 11, 2025 at 10:45 AM
Across our sample, females outperformed males, but participant ethnicity had no effect. Our results confirm the stability of the CFMT-C across variable conditions and with diverse participant groups. 3/3
Using logistic mixed effects models, we were able to investigate effects of participant characteristics (age/gender/ethnicity vs. test stage (face learning/simple recognition/harder recognition). Our results show clear improvement with age, an effect more pronounced in the harder test stages... 2/3
April 11, 2025 at 10:19 AM
Using logistic mixed effects models, we were able to investigate effects of participant characteristics (age/gender/ethnicity vs. test stage (face learning/simple recognition/harder recognition). Our results show clear improvement with age, an effect more pronounced in the harder test stages... 2/3