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What is the primary factor in object perception?
What is the primary factor in object perception?
- Color
- Texture
- Motion
- Shape (correct)
What is the process by which simple features such as lines are combined into edges, corners, and intersections, and then grouped into parts and objects?
What is the process by which simple features such as lines are combined into edges, corners, and intersections, and then grouped into parts and objects?
- Hierarchical representation (correct)
- Color encoding
- Texture analysis
- Motion detection
What enables us to recognize differences between a triangle and a square, or between a chimp and a person?
What enables us to recognize differences between a triangle and a square, or between a chimp and a person?
- Texture
- Motion
- Shape encoding (correct)
- Color
Which brain area is most active when viewing familiar objects compared to scrambled stimuli?
Which brain area is most active when viewing familiar objects compared to scrambled stimuli?
What is the difference between a pentagon and a pyramid in terms of shape encoding?
What is the difference between a pentagon and a pyramid in terms of shape encoding?
What is the purpose of comparing responses to novel objects and scrambled stimuli in the PET study?
What is the purpose of comparing responses to novel objects and scrambled stimuli in the PET study?
Which of the following is true about shape encoding?
Which of the following is true about shape encoding?
What is the difference between the pentagon and the pyramid in terms of shape encoding?
What is the difference between the pentagon and the pyramid in terms of shape encoding?
What is the purpose of the PET study mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of the PET study mentioned in the text?
