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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Definitions:

Basic Sector

Economic activities that provide goods and services beyond the local market, contributing to a region's economic growth by bringing in external income.

Primary Sector

The sector of an economy involving the extraction and collection of natural resources, such as agriculture, forestry, fishing, and mining.

Secondary Sector

The part of the economy that is concerned with transforming raw materials into finished or semi-finished products, often referred to as the industrial sector.

Tribal Society

A form of society structured around family ties, with social organization typically based on clans or tribes.