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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Definitions:

Genes

Segments of DNA located on chromosomes, responsible for the hereditary transmission of traits from parents to offspring.

Synchrony

The coordinated, simultaneous action or occurrence of events or processes, often used to describe the matching of behaviors in social interactions or the timing of developmental milestones.

Silly Face

an exaggerated, humorous expression made by contorting the features of one's face, often to entertain or provoke laughter.

Strange Situation

A psychological experimental procedure developed to assess attachment styles in children by observing their responses to separations and reunions with their caregiver.