Abstract

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, governments requested people to wear masks. In Taiwan, even though the policies of masks wearing are currently relaxed, most people are used to wearing masks. Numerous studies have confirmed that masks affect face identification. To facilitate identification by others, people often pull down the masks to different covering positions, such as the middle of the nose (MB) and the bottom of the nose bridge (BB). The influence of different mask coverage levels on face recognition has been rarely examined. This study recruited 50 male and 50 female participants to perform tasks of identifying target faces of two sexes (men and women) under 3 mask coverage levels (full coverage, FC; MB; and BB) on face identification accuracy (IDA) and recognition time (RT), and the experiment was repeated 3 times. The results revealed that in the traditional single test, regardless of participant’s sex, the mask coverage level and targe

Hi！我是胡益銘，在台塑海運股份有限公司擔任資財組實習生，擁有生產與作業管理技術師證照，個人特色為 ，期待和你建立職場人脈

Hi！我是胡益銘，在台塑海運股份有限公司擔任資財組實習生，擁有生產與作業管理技術師證照，個人特色為，期待和你建立職場人脈