The Inversion Effect for Faces Describes the Finding That

question 4

Multiple Choice

The inversion effect for faces describes the finding that:

• A) Faces are usually recognised better than other objects, and recognition is more severely impaired when they are turned upside down
• B) Contrast-reversed faces are hard to recognise
• C) Inverted faces appear neutral in expression
• D) Inverted faces are confused with other biological objects

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