Imaging Studies Suggest That the Fusiform Face Area May Activate

question 5

Multiple Choice

Imaging studies suggest that the fusiform face area may activate more generally during tasks that involve:

• A) using experience to discriminate between complex stimuli within the same tactile category.
• B) viewing faces in close proximity
• C) accurately identifying the location of faces flashed briefly on a screen.
• D) using experience to generate rapid, accurate motor responses.

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