Facial Recognition Differs from Recognition of Other Objects in All

question 19

Multiple Choice

Facial recognition differs from recognition of other objects in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

• A) Facial recognition depends on holistic recognition.
• B) The component parts of a face have no influence on perception.
• C) The configuration of the component parts of a face is critical.
• D) The component parts of a face are not considered individually.

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