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Perceptual Asymmetries are Preserved in Memory for Highly Familiar Faces of Self and Friend
Perceptual Asymmetries are Preserved in Memory for Highly Familiar Faces of Self and Friend
Brady, N. Campbell, M. & Flaherty, N.
Brain And Cognition
(2005)
