Spontaneous Naming
Spontaneous Naming is a linguistic assessment task that requires individuals to generate the names of presented stimuli without external cues or prompts, distinguishing it from other naming paradigms by its reliance on unaided lexical retrieval.
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A forensically valid comparison of facial composite systems
Charlie D. Frowd, Derek Carson, Hayley Ness et al. · Psychology Crime and Law · 2004 · 114 citations
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University of York
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Columbia University
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Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies
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