Farah's (2000) research using faces, parts of faces, houses and parts of houses found that ____. ...

Farah's (2000) research using faces, parts of faces, houses and parts of houses found that ____.
 
  a. face recognition involved primarily configurational processing
  b. face recognition involves primarily feature analysis
 c. both processes are equally involved in face recognition
 d. neither process is involved in face recognition

Ques. 2

How might you use a configurational system to recognize cars?
 
  a. You examine each feature of the car and match it to a type in memory.
  b. You view the car holistically and then recognize it as a mustang.
 c. You classify the car based on the type of engine it has.
 d. You break the car into geons to determine its type.

Ques. 3

In Farah's two-system account of pattern recognition, one system specializes in the recognition of parts of objects, and the second system specializes in recognizing ____.
 
  a. various features of objects
  b. motion of objects
 c. stationary features
 d. larger configurations

Ques. 4

____ showed that people tend to use Gestalt principles, even when confronted with novel stimuli.
 
  a. Palmer
 b. Gibson
 c. Marr
 d. Hubel and Wiesel

Ques. 5

The Gestalt principles of form perception, including proximity, similarity, closure, continuity, and symmetry, all support the overarching law of ____.
 
  a. parsimony
 b. Prgnanz
 c. organization of elements
  d. coherence

Ques. 6

Which principle suggests that we divide visual information into information that appears closer and better defined and that which appears further away and unhighlighted?
 
  a. object specification
 b. binocular depth cues
 c. decompositional analysis
  d. figure-ground