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6. Acuity develops rapidly over first year of life. True of False?
7. Object-directed gaze can...
- inform the observer what object the observer is paying attention to, or what they are communicating about.
- inform the observer what object the observer is not communicating about and what they are communicating about.
8. Johnson and Morton (991) demonstrated that newborn infants already demonstrate a face preference. How old were the new born infants?
- 37 weeks old
- 37 minutes old
- 37 days old
- 37 hours old
9. Newborns can see in fine detail with high frequency detail in first year. True or False?
10. What is holstic processing
- We group things together to fit a face template
- The spatial relationship between features or parts
11. What is configural processing
- The spatial relationship between features or parts
- We group things together to fit a face template
12. Developmental prosopagnosia means that...
- N170 is preserved
- N170 is abolished
13. Acquired prosopagnosia means that...
- N170 is abolished
- N170 is preserved
14. Direct gaze is a threat signal in most humans, but it indicates positive attitude e.g. communicative intent, in non-human mammals. True or False?
15. By 10 months old we can only reliably distinguish between human
16. Which of the following statements is NOT an example of how our eyes differ in morphology from that of other primates.
- Expose a greater area of the sclera
- The sclera is white
- Wider vertically
- Wider horizontally
17. Developmental prosopagnosia is...
- early onset, no apparent brain damage, runs in families, often also (moderate) object agnosia.
- damage to the OFA or FFA causes an inability to recognise faces
18. Which part of the brain is NOT heavily involved with perception
- Superior temporal sulcus - Face movement and changeable aspects of faces. (Eye,gaze, expression)
- Inferior Occipital Gyrus - Early perception of facial features
- Lateral Fusiform Gyrus - Invariant aspects of faces for perception of unique identity.
- Prefrontal Occipital Sulcus - Facial features, movements and gaze.
19. Prosopagnosia is a severe deficit in what area of perception?
- Colour recognition
- Face recognition
- Object recognition
20. What is triadic interaction?
- Interactions that involve one communicating party and an object, event or a second person that they communicate about.
- Interactions that involve two communicating parties and an object, event or a third person that they communicate about.
- Interactions that involve three communicating parties and an object, event or a fourth person that they communicate about.