What Evidence Most Directly Supports the Idea of Feature Detectors?​

question 27

Multiple Choice

What evidence most directly supports the idea of feature detectors?​

• A)People can see colors more clearly in bright than in dim light.
• B)​People with more connections from retina to brain can see in greater detail.
• C)​Brain damage can impair people's ability to recognize familiar faces.
• D)​Certain neurons respond mainly to the presence of certain shapes.

Understand the role of reinforcement in observational learning and modeling.

Comprehend the concept of self-reinforcement and its impact on learning processes.

Grasp the factors determining self-efficacy and its importance throughout the lifespan.

Recognize the types of behaviors most likely to be imitated and the factors influencing modeling.

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Definitions:

Interpersonal Relationships

The social connections and interactions between two or more individuals, ranging from casual acquaintances to deep, enduring relationships.

Daily Life

Entails the everyday activities, habits, routines, and interactions that make up an individual's regular existence.

Race

A social construct that categorizes people based on physical characteristics, ancestry, and cultural affiliation.

Gender Roles

Socially constructed roles, behaviors, activities, and attributes that a society considers appropriate for men and women.