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Four models of recognition were presented in the text. Briefly describe how each of the four models work. Choose two of the four models and provide an example of how the two models could interact together leading to the recognition of objects.

A current debate in visual perception is whether or not perception occurs as a result of a number of specialized subsystems or if it is the result of a single general-purpose recognition system. Present evidence that supports both sides of this debate. Which side of the debate do you favor? Explain your decision

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Cognitive Psychology: Mind and Brain

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Authors: Smith, Kosslyn

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