Neuropsychological evidence from both human and nonhuman animals shows that when they look at faces,
a. their heart rates increase.
b. they experience prosopagnosia.
c. the information is processed less effectively than information about other stimuli.
d. specific areas of the brain are activated.
Question 2
All of the following are associated with pictorial cues except
a. they cause a defensive blinking reflex.
b. they can be perceived even with one eye closed.
c. they require an understanding of visual perspective.
d. they allow the perception of three dimensions from a two-dimensional target.
Homunculus maps of human body parts along the cerebral cortex.
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The human mesencephalon (midbrain).
Evidence of natural selection: Canis lupus familiaris
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Bandura's social-cognitive model of human behaviour