The Ability to Almost Instantly Recognize a Familiar Face Best

question 11

Multiple Choice

The ability to almost instantly recognize a familiar face best illustrates the value of

• A) the phi phenomenon.
• B) retinal disparity.
• C) parallel processing.
• D) afterimages.

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Definitions:

Naïve Psychology

An individual's natural understanding and interpretation of other people's behaviors and mental states.

Event Schemas

Cognitive frameworks consisting of typical sequences of events in familiar contexts, enabling people to predict and interpret everyday situations.

Scripts

in psychology, refer to sequences of expected behaviors, actions, and events in particular contexts or social situations.