Tommaso Querci (2018, MRes) Kin recognition in 2D and 3D

In September 2017 I obtained my BA degree in Social Psychology at University of Padua with an experimental thesis on 2D-3D face recognition, resulting from work carried out with the FaceLab.

I graduated with an MSc in Research Methods of Psychological Science in 2018, from the University of Glasgow.

My research focused on the understanding of how humans recognise their kin. More specifically, what kind of cues in the face let others assess the relatedness between two individuals.

Posters

    2019

  1. Holzleitner IJ, Querci T, Fasolt V, O'Shea KJ & DeBruine LM (2019). Developing methods for more ecologically valid face stimuli in kinship research. Human Behaviour and Evolution Society in Boston, USA. May 2019.
  2. Holzleitner IJ, Querci T, Fasolt V, O'Shea KJ & DeBruine LM (2019). Developing methods for more ecologically valid face stimuli in kinship research. Human Behaviour and Evolution Society in Boston, USA. May 2019. [abstract»»]

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