"The first thing is the recognisability of the face," says the mustachioed Mr Kumar.
The harsh sound of the spoken language, the grave demeanours of the officers and the instant recognisability of Hitler all add to the effect.
An image that marries this emotional journey with the cultural recognisability of Disney provided the perfect cocktail of recognition and inclusion.
When he launched the campaign, standing in Downing Street with his cabinet, it seemed sensible for him to play up the strength, or at least recognisability, of his team, in implicit contrast to the lack of talent on the Tory front bench.
Recognisability of the stereotypes not only in themselves but also in others; 3.
The participants agreed on the completeness of the set and the recognisability of each of the stereotypes.
Completeness of the set of stereotypes (do these five stereotypes cover all possible positions, is a sixth one missing and/or can stereotypes be combined?); Recognisability of the stereotypes not only in themselves but also in others; Titles and descriptions of the stereotypes.
To explore the role of interpersonal predictive coding further, we verified whether enhanced visual discrimination of agent B for the communicative condition was related to the recognisability of agent's A communicative gesture.
To test this hypothesis, we took normative data collected to assess the recognisability of each communicative gesture (the percentage of naive participants who correctly described each gesture as communicative in Manera et al. [12]; see Methods section) and correlated this recognition index with the difference in sensitivity between the communicative and the individual condition.
Recognisability of the communicative gesture performed by agent A was found to be strongly correlated with the difference between conditions (r(3) = .891; p = .042), as shown in Figure 3. Predictive coding allows humans to predict what the other person will do next [4].
