The Feature-Analysis Approach to Object Recognition Argues That

question 47

Multiple Choice

The feature-analysis approach to object recognition argues that

• A) recognition involves a match between the overall shape of an item and the gestalt features stored in memory.
• B) recognition involves detecting specific characteristics of the stimulus.
• C) the match between the stimulus and the template must be exactly correct.
• D) we need to explain how people are able to recognize the arrangement of objects in a specific scene.

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