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The composite effect is a measure of holistic processing.
The disproportionate inversion effect (the amount by which the inversion-reduction in memory for faces exceeds the inversion-reduction in memory for objects) is another measure of holistic processing.
This finding is also consistent with the observation of smaller inversion effects–an indirect measure of holistic processing [e.g. 21] for other-race than same-race faces [22] [23]; [but see 24], as well as for children as compared to adult faces in novice observers [5].
This indicated that while each sub-scale measured different abilities of child development, the full scale provided a measure of holistic child development.
To develop a contextually appropriate measure of holistic development for children ranging in age from three to six years in Hong Kong.
Against this background, this study had the following objectives: To develop a contextually appropriate measure of holistic development for children ranging in age from three to six years in Hong Kong.
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That is, while the part-whole and composite effects are both widely accepted as good measures of holistic processing, there may be some poorly understood difference between them that could produce genuine differences in results for child faces between the two tasks.
The development of reliable and valid measures of holistic benefits is needed in order to measure the wider benefits of PWC interventions.
The interconnectedness of these measures and the importance of holistic approaches in relation to their implementation are clearly set out in the article.
The SPI was launched in 2013 as a holistic measure of countries' social progress performance.
If schools are to be ranked, we need to produce a more holistic measure of what makes a "good" school.
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