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Question 1
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FR 1
Face processing is interesting to researchers because
Select one or more:
It is very similar to how we process objects 

Information from faces is important for social functioning 

Face recognition is something that newborns can do 

It involves individuating exemplars within a category 

It seems easy
Familiarity doesn't matter (that is, it doesn’t vary between familiar and 
unfamiliar faces)

The correct answers are:

Information from faces is important for social functioning, 
Face recognition is something that newborns can do,
It seems easy,
It involves individuating exemplars within a category
Question 2
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FR 2
Familiar face recognition
Select one or more:
Primarily involves image-based representations 

Is important for social interactions 

Is highly error-prone
Is typically engaged in eyewitness memory
Is accurate in ideal image conditions
Is accurate even with poor or degraded images

The correct answers are:

Is accurate in ideal image conditions,
Is accurate even with poor or degraded images,
Is important for social interactions

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FR 3
Viewing multiple images of a face with high variability:
Select one or more:
Is not necessary for efficient and generalisable face learning, simple exposure
is sufficient
Has been shown to improve face learning
Has been shown to improve face matching 

Results in volatile visual representations because the images are so 

different

The correct answers are:

Has been shown to improve face learning,
Has been shown to improve face matching

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FR 4
Viewpoint effects in face recognition
Select one or more:
Are found for faces rotated in the roll axis (upright/inverted) 

Are typically larger for unfamiliar than familiar faces

Are found for faces rotated in the pitch axis (up/down) 

Are found for faces rotated in the yaw axis (left/right) 

Refer to the decline in performance as views of faces are rotated away from a
known view
Must be primarily based on texture since Hill et al (1997) found effects 
with shaded 3D faces
Suggest that face representations are 3D

The correct answers are:

Refer to the decline in performance as views of faces are rotated away from a
known view, Are typically larger for unfamiliar than familiar faces,
Are found for faces rotated in the yaw axis (left/right),
Are found for faces rotated in the pitch axis (up/down),
Are found for faces rotated in the roll axis (upright/inverted)

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Question 5
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FR 5
The effect of negation in face recognition
Select one or more:
Suggests that edge information is a key feature of face representations
Facilitates the processing of shadow and shading 

Increases accuracy 

Is weaker than the effect of inversion

Suggests the importance of pigmentation and texture for face processing

The correct answer is:

Suggests the importance of pigmentation and texture for face processing