Imagine that you attend a lecture given by a guest lecturer. He emphasizes that people can recognize ...

Imagine that you attend a lecture given by a guest lecturer. He emphasizes that people can recognize complex shapes and other visual imagessuch as animals and machineryin terms of arrangements of basic 3-D shapes.
 
  This lecturer probably would be a strong supporter of which of the following approaches?
   a. top-down processing
   b. template-matching theory
   c. feature-analysis theory
   d. recognition-by-components theory

Question 2

You have no difficulty distinguishing between the letters O and W, but it takes longer to distinguish between the letters O and Q. Which theory of object recognition does this support?
 
  a. template-matching theory
  b. subjective-contour theory
  c. feature-analysis theory
  d. recognition-by-components models

Question 3

In object recognition, an important problem with the feature-analysis approach is that
 
  a. it can only explain how we perceive large objects.
  b. it can only explain colored objects.
  c. there is no neuroscience evidence for this approach.
  d. it cannot explain how we perceive an object from different viewpoints.