Research Comparing the Emotional Responses of Capgras Patients and Normal

question 13

Multiple Choice

Research comparing the emotional responses of Capgras patients and normal control participants to familiar and unfamiliar faces demonstrated that:

• A)Capgras patients exhibited almost no emotional response to either face type.
• B)Capgras patients exhibited similar, moderate emotional responses to both face types.
• C)normal control participants had a much stronger emotional response to familiar faces, and Capgras patients had a much stronger emotional response to unfamiliar faces.
• D)normal control participants had a much stronger emotional response to unfamiliar faces, and Capgras patients had a much stronger emotional response to familiar faces.

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