場(chǎng)認(rèn)知方式對(duì)維漢大學(xué)生識(shí)別異族面孔的影響
[Abstract]:Face recognition plays an important role in the communication process of human society. People perceive each other's gender, age, status, emotional state and race through their faces. As a kind of special graphic information, face includes not only the whole configuration feature, but also the partial analysis feature. As an individual with a stable cognitive and personality characteristics of cognitive style, it has the overall processing advantages and partial processing differences, then face recognition processing results will show different effects. In the context of multiculturalism, people often show that the recognition of their faces is better than the recognition of their faces. This phenomenon is called the alien effect and has been proved to be a stable effect. This study attempts to reveal the differences in the recognition of the faces of different ethnic groups and the regularity of their heterosexual effects on college students with different cognitive styles. At first, 789 Uygur and Han college students in a certain university were selected and 161 subjects with typical field independence and field dependence were selected by using the revised edition of Witkin group mosaic test. The study is composed of three experiments, all of which adopt the classic "learning-recognition" paradigm. The experimental conditions are three different processing methods: holistic processing, destroying the whole information, and local processing, and the whole face is selected. Headstand faces and only some information faces with only eyes were used as experimental materials to explore the effect of different cognitive styles on the recognition of foreign faces of Uighur and Chinese college students. The results showed that: (1) there were significant differences in the recognition of the whole face, which showed that the field independent students had better results than the field dependents, and Uygur college students had better results in recognizing the faces of their own ethnic group than those of the foreign faces. The result of recognition of Uygur faces is better than that of native faces, and the reverse effect appears. (2) in the experiment of recognizing the whole destroyed inverted faces, the students of Han nationality have better results in recognizing the faces of Uygur nationality than in the recognition of their own faces. (2) in the experiment, The recognition performance of Uygur students was lower than that of the whole face recognition, and the difference of field cognitive style was not significant. Uygur college students also had an alien effect in the recognition of inverted face. (3) in the recognition of face eye part, Uygur university students also had an alien effect in the recognition of inverted faces. Different types of subjects also showed a decline in recognition performance, but there was also a heterogeneous effect, field independent recognition of the face eye part of the performance is better than the field dependent; Uygur college students also have an alien effect in face recognition.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:新疆師范大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2014
【分類(lèi)號(hào)】:B842.1
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