Which of the following is INCORRECT about Beiderman's Recognition by Components model (i.e., with ...

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When you see an object you do not need to perceive all of the geons in order to achieve rapid object identification
When you see an object your perception system uses top down processing to make a best guess about the object (i.e., it's a plane) and then breaks it down into geons based on past experience with similar objects (planes)
When you see an object from just about any angle the geons are easily perceived.
Biederman's model does not provide a good explanation of why we show an inversion effect with human faces.

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