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A criticism of de Boisferon's 2014 study is that:

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It is based on null results

It may not hold in western cultures, where the hairline is different

Images were not controlled for face colouring

The participants were 12 months old

Images were not controlled for head size

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Johnson et al (1991) proposed two processes of face recognition called:

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Expression and facial speech analysis

FRUs and PINs

Cortical and subcortical

Innate and acquired

Conspec and conlern

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De Boisferon et al. (2014) found:

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Preference for a female face still holds when hairline is cropped

Preference for a female face still holds when internal features are cropped

Preference is not for a female, but rather a male face

Preference for a female face disappears when hairline is cropped

Preference for a female face disappears when internal features are cropped

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Young infants prefer:

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Other female faces to their mother's face

Their father's face to all female faces, with the exception of the mother's face

Female faces to male faces

Their mother's face to other female faces

Male faces to female faces

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Six month olds are able to discriminate Barbary Macaque monkey faces, whereas 9 month olds cannot, is a result found by:

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Field et al. (1982)

Pascalis et al. (2002)

Kelly et al. (2009)

Quinn et al. (2008)

Bremner (1994)

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Walton, Bower and Bower (1992) found that:

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The preference for the father's face holds when auditory and olfactory cues are eliminated

The preference for the mother's face did not hold if other female faces were matched for face colouring

The preference for the mother's face did not hold if other female faces were matched for outside shape

The preference for the mother's face holds when auditory and olfactory cues are eliminated

The preference for the father's face did not hold if other male faces were matched for face colouring

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Discrimination studies are limited in studying face perception because:

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They cannot be applied in an experimental setting

An infant might discriminate without actually perceiving either face as a facial configuration

They do not relate to the questions about formations of specific attachments

An infant might discriminate on the basis of facial colour

Face perception is observable very early in infancy

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According to Maurer and Barrerra (1981), Infants younger than 2 months are unlikely to show a preference to a specific face because:

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Their vision is 30 to 40 times worse than that of a normal adult

They do not scan external features of stimuli

They undergo perceptual narrowing

Patterns had to be presented in motion for facial configurations to be detected

They do not scan internal features of stimuli

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Perceptual narrowing is a developmental process in which:

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Stimulation of one sensory pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory pathway

The brain uses environmental experiences to shape perceptual abilities

Certain synapses are eliminated - this occurs between early childhood and the onset of puberty

Stimulation of one cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second cognitive pathway

Infants switch between the Conspec and Conlern face perception systems

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Face perception's presents very early in infancy was found by:

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Langlois et al. (1987)

Barrera (1981)

Goren, Sarty and Wu (1975)

Fantz (1961)

Johnson et al. (1991)

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Quinn et al. (2008) found:

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Preference for a female face is present at birth

Preference for a female face extends to different races

Preference for a female faces is not present at birth

Preference for a female face does not extend to different races

Preference for a female face is based on internal features

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If patterns were presented in motion, then preferences for facial configurations can be seen in newborns is a result found by:

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Goren, Sarty and Wu (1975)

Maurer and Barrera (1981)

Johnson et al. (1991)

Langolis et al. (1987)

Fantz (1961)

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Maurer and Berrera (1981) demonstrated face preferences as early as:

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16 months

1 month

8 months

2 months

4 months

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Kelly et al. (2009) found that although 3 month olds could discriminate between faces in other races, this ability was lost by:

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4 months

3 years

6 months

1 year

2 years

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Attachment formation is:

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The process through which infants form an emotional tie with their parents

The process through which infants form an emotional tie with their first toy

The process through which infant develop the ability to differentiate their parents voices

How young infants are able to identify human stimuuli, such as faces and voices

The process through which infant develop the ability to differentiate their parents faces