The formation of facial representation relies on memory processes: Evidence from the multiple image advantage

1A：Data Processing Instructions(1) Independent variable labels are missing, but can be deduced based on the label "TaskName". For example, if TaskName is 1VS1, the number of images is 1; if TaskName is 1VS2, the number of images is 2; if TaskName is 1VS3, the number of images is 3.(2) Dependent variable label explanation: the level corresponding to one image has the dependent variable label Stim1.ACC, two images correspond to Stim2.ACC, and three images correspond to Stim3.ACC. The experiment is divided into matching and non-matching conditions, corresponding to the label TaskType (used to distinguish signal from noise for calculating d' and c). TaskType includes "Match" and "Mismatch" as well as "Misatch" (which is the same as "Mismatch").(3) In the sequence file, subject number 2408 contains two different subjects, which can be distinguished by name.(4) For subject 2433, who is familiar with the fourth female celebrity, exclude three trials. [Image naming rule F4H4: the fourth photo of the high-variability image of the fourth female celebrity; F4F1: the Foil image of the fourth female celebrity](5) Some subjects have a data quantity of 222, and some have 114. [The former data comes from the previous high-low variability experiment, where these subjects first did the high variability and then the low variability, so only the first half is taken. Among them, there are 6 practice trials, and the actual useful ones are: (222-6)/2=108=114-6]1B：Data Processing Instructions（1）Sequence: S2StimJudge.ACCSimultaneous: T1FSJudge.ACCSome subjects have 192 trials because they were previously asked to make Old/New judgments on photos or identity matches. Running[Block] should be filtered to include only Learn. Some have 84 trials [12 practice trials (half simultaneous and half sequential) + 72 trials].（2）Subject 17 is familiar with the fourth female celebrity, and four data points have been excluded.Subject 46 is actually the 44th subject to participate in the experiment; the numbering was simply a mistake.