We Can Often Recognize an Object Even If Some of the Object's

question 5

Multiple Choice

We can often recognize an object even if some of the object's parts are hidden from view. Evidence indicates that this recognition from partial viewing will be easiest if:

• A) we can see enough of the object to identify some of its geons
• B) we can see at least 20% of the object's features
• C) the object's features are unfamiliar to us so that there is no risk of false alarms
• D) the object does not have too many geons

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Definitions:

Ancestral Clan

A social group defined by common ancestry, often characterized by shared cultural or religious practices and a recognized common heritage.

Navajo Indians

A Native American people of the Southwestern United States, recognized for their craftsmanship, particularly in weaving, and their significant culture and history.

Biologically Inherited

Traits or characteristics that are passed from parents to offspring through genes, including physical attributes and susceptibility to certain diseases.

Culturally Constructed

A concept or practice that is created and maintained within a culture, reflecting the values, norms, and beliefs of that culture.