The Composite Face Effect Supports the Hypotheses That Faces Are

question 11

Multiple Choice

The composite face effect supports the hypotheses that faces are processed holistically because:

• A) It is hard to identify the owners of the upper and lower parts
• B) The spacing of the eyes is an important cue to recognition
• C) Separating the upper and lower regions impairs identification of their owners
• D) Inverted composite faces are hard to recognise

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