Consolidation, wider reflection, and policy: response to ‘super-recognisers: from the lab to the world and back again’

D. J.  Robertson; M. Bindemann

Consolidation, wider reflection, and policy: response to ‘super-recognisers: from the lab to the world and back again’

D. J. Robertson, M. Bindemann

Psychology

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Abstract

Here, David Robertson and Markus Bindemann respond to a recent BJP Target Article on ‘super-recognisers’ (SRs). They outline the need to consider human factors that could influence SR performance after selection, and the need for a co-ordinated effort to ensure best practice in the implementation of SRs in applied contexts.

Original language	English
Journal	British Journal of Psychology
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 28 Feb 2019

Keywords

super-recogniser
face recognition
identity verification
applied psychology
policy

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Robertson, D. J., & Bindemann, M. (Accepted/In press). Consolidation, wider reflection, and policy: response to ‘super-recognisers: from the lab to the world and back again’. British Journal of Psychology.

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