Novel objects that share constraints with these entities and that were developed by Isabel Gauthier are known as "greebles."
An experimental paradigm in which these entities are presented, unmoving, to infants was devised by Edward Tronick and colleagues. Novel objects that share constraints with these entities and that were developed by Isabel Gauthier are known as "greebles." Nancy Kanwisher proposed that an area in the brain's fusiform gyrus is speci cally dedicated to processing information about these entities. The Thatcher effect is the dif culty of perceiving anomalies in these entities when viewed upside down. An example of pareidolia ("pair-eye"-doh-lee-ah) is an image from Viking 1 of the Cydonia region of Mars that appears to show one of these entities. Prosopagnosia (pro-so-pag-NO-zee-ah) is an impairment in the visual processing of, for 10 points, what part of the body that people typically look at to "recognize" other people?
An experimental paradigm in which these entities are presented, unmoving, to infants was devised by Edward Tronick and colleagues.
human faces [accept facial recognition or perception; prompt on "human heads" or similar answers]