Dr. Natalie Butcher is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Teesside University.
Her primary research involves investigating factors that influence our ability to recognise the faces of others, particularly the importance of facial motion information and race of the face. She is also interested in how these factors influence the recognition ability of people with developmental prosopagnosia (AKA ‘face blindness’).
Natalie obtained both her PhD (2009) and her BSc (hons) Psychology (2006) from the University of Manchester, she is a committee member of the British Psychological Society’s Cognitive Psychology Section and has both national and international research collaborators.
Dr. Natalie Butcher is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Teesside University.
Her primary research involves investigating factors that influence our ability to recognise the faces of others, particularly the importance of facial motion information and race of the face. She is also interested in how these factors influence the recognition ability of people with developmental prosopagnosia (AKA ‘face blindness’).
Natalie obtained both her PhD (2009) and her BSc (hons) Psychology (2006) from the University of Manchester, she is a committee member of the British Psychological Society’s Cognitive Psychology Section and has both national and international research collaborators.
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5 сен 2024
