Author Question: A word processing program provides dozens of different typefaces for presenting text. Nonetheless, ... (Read 64 times)

geodog55 · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

A word processing program provides dozens of different typefaces for presenting text. Nonetheless, readers can recognize the different letters of the alphabet, even though they may vary a good deal in detail and even in orientation.

How would the template theory of perception explain this phenomenon?
a) Separate templates for each combination of letter, typeface, and orientatio
b) Separate templates for each visual feature of each letter
c) Separate templates for idealized letters only
d) Separate templates organized into families

Question 2

The correlation coefficient is a single number that represents the

a) degree of relation between two variables
b) average of scores.
c) most frequent score in a distribution.
d) total amount of variability.