H. P. Brent

Publications
Influence

Impairment in Holistic Face Processing Following Early Visual Deprivation

R. L. Grand, C. Mondloch, D. Maurer, H. P. Brent
Psychology, Medicine
Psychological science
1 November 2004

Unlike most objects, faces are processed holistically: They are processed as a whole rather than as a collection of independent features. We examined the role of early visual experience in the… Expand

Better perception of global motion after monocular than after binocular deprivation

D. Ellemberg, T. Lewis, D. Maurer, Sonia T Brar, H. P. Brent
Psychology, Medicine
Vision Research
2002

We used random-dot kinematograms to compare the effects of early monocular versus early binocular deprivation on the development of the perception of the direction of global motion. Patients had been… Expand

Neuroperception: Early visual experience and face processing

R. L. Grand, C. Mondloch, D. Maurer, H. P. Brent
Psychology, Medicine
Nature
19 April 2001

Adult-like expertise in processing face information takes years to develop and is mediated in part by specialized cortical mechanisms sensitive to the spacing of facial features (configural… Expand

Sensitivity to global form in glass patterns after early visual deprivation in humans

T. Lewis, D. Ellemberg, +4 authors H. P. Brent
Psychology, Medicine
Vision Research
1 April 2002

To compare the effects of early monocular versus early binocular deprivation on the perception of global form, we assessed sensitivity to global concentric structure in Glass patterns with varying… Expand

Expert face processing requires visual input to the right hemisphere during infancy

R. L. Grand, C. Mondloch, D. Maurer, H. P. Brent
Psychology, Medicine
Nature Neuroscience
1 October 2003

Adult expertise in face processing is mediated largely by neural networks in the right hemisphere. Here we evaluate the contribution of early visual input in establishing this neural substrate. We… Expand

THE EFFECTS OF DEPRIVATION ON HUMAN VISUAL DEVELOPMENT: STUDIES OF CHILDREN TREATED FOR CATARACTS

Constriction of the visual field of children after early visual deprivation.

E. Bowering, D. Maurer, T. Lewis, H. P. Brent
Medicine
Journal of pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus
1 November 1997

PURPOSE We measured the extent of the monocular visual fields of children deprived of normal visual experience and examined the influence of the timing and duration of deprivation, of whether… Expand

Contact lenses for the treatment of pediatric cataracts.

J. Ma, Y. Morad, E. Mau, H. P. Brent, R. Barclay, A. Levin
Medicine
Ophthalmology
1 February 2003

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the experiences, attitudes, and perceptions of the caregivers of children with cataracts who were visually rehabilitated with contact lenses. PARTICIPANTS One hundred… Expand

The effect of early visual deprivation on the development of face processing

S. Geldart, C. Mondloch, D. Maurer, S. Schonen, T. Lewis, H. P. Brent
Psychology
1 April 1998

We evaluated the importance of early visual input for the later development of expertise in face processing by studying 17 patients, aged 10 to 38 years, treated for bilateral congenital cataracts… Expand

Sensitivity in the nasal and temporal hemifields in children treated for cataract.

E. Bowering, D. Maurer, T. Lewis, H. P. Brent
Medicine
Investigative ophthalmology & visual science
1 December 1993

PURPOSE To determine if form-deprived aphakes, like normal infants, show especially poor sensitivity in the nasal visual field. The purpose of this article was also to examine the influence on their… Expand

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