Participants in an experiment were shown degraded line drawings of common objects (e.g., coffee cups, wineglasses). In condition A, the drawings were degraded by erasing the mid-segments of lines. In condition B, the drawings were degraded by erasing the parts of the lines showing intersections. In which condition are participants more likely to have a harder time recognizing the common objects; and which theory of object recognition predicts this result? 1. Participants in condition B would have a harder time recognizing the objects; Biederman's RBC theory. 2. Participants in condition A would have a harder time recognizing the objects; template matching. 3. Participants in condition A would have a harder time recognizing the objects; Biederman’s RBC theory. 4. Participants in condition B would have a harder time recognizing the objects; feature detection.
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Participants in an experiment were shown degraded line drawings of common objects (e.g., coffee cups, wineglasses). In condition A, the drawings were degraded by erasing the mid-segments of lines. In condition B, the drawings were degraded by erasing the parts of the lines showing intersections. In which condition are participants more likely to have a harder time recognizing the common objects; and which theory of object recognition predicts this result?
1. Participants in condition B would have a harder time recognizing the objects; Biederman's RBC theory.
2. Participants in condition A would have a harder time recognizing the objects; template matching.
3. Participants in condition A would have a harder time recognizing the objects; Biederman’s RBC theory.
4. Participants in condition B would have a harder time recognizing the objects; feature detection.
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