According to the recognition-by-components theory, which of the following should make an object more difficult to identify?
a) The object is rotated.
b) The object is inverted.
c) The object is obscured in such a way that detection of its component parts is prevented.
d) The object changes color.
Question 2
In experiments done by Biderman and his colleagues, they used a priming technique to investigate the effect of orientation on object recognition. In phase 2 of the experiment, they found that:
a) reaction time was faster for both same and different objects from phase 1.
b) reaction time was faster only for the same objects as presented in phase 1.
c) reaction time was slower for different objects than were presented in phase 1.
d) the most important effect was that the degree of rotation affected ability to recognize objects.
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