2009 volume 38(6) pages 921 – 932
doi:10.1068/pmktho

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Thompson P, Anstis S, Rhodes G, Jeffery L, Valentine T, 2009, "Thompson’s 1980 paper " Perception 38(6) 921 – 932

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Thompson’s 1980 paper

Peter Thompson, Stuart Anstis, Gillian Rhodes, Linda Jeffery, Tim Valentine

Abstract. In 1980, Pete Thompson published his Mrs Thatcher illusion, one of the most astonishing and unexpected illusions of the century. It has been deservedly cited hundreds of times. The Mrs Thatcher illusion, together with upside-down smiles and upside-down bodies, can reveal selective breakdowns of configural versus featural processes in face perception.

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