KembaraXtra-Psychology – Brunswik Faces


Brunswik faces are simplified schematic drawings of human faces used in perceptual and cognitive research. Developed by psychologist Egon Brunswik, these stylized faces allow researchers to systematically vary features such as eye spacing, nose size, and mouth curvature. By manipulating these variables, psychologists can study perceptual discrimination, categorization, and the processes involved in social judgment.