What Did the Functional Imaging Study of Infant Face Processing

question 11

Multiple Choice

What did the functional imaging study of infant face processing by Tzuorio-Mazoyer et al. (2002) show?

• A) Infants activate regions within the 'core' system of face processing and little else.
• B) Infants viewing faces activate regions that, in adults, tend to be more specialized for language in addition to activating regions within the 'core' system of face processing.
• C) Infants show a highly distributed pattern of activity across the whole brain.
• D) Infants viewing faces activate regions that, in adults, tend to be more specialized for language but do not show activity in regions within the 'core' system of face processing.

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