The visual system has specialized areas for perceiving faces, bodies, and places, but not other kinds of

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The visual system has specialized areas for perceiving faces, bodies, and places, but not other kinds of objects. Why might we have evolved specialized areas for these functions but not others?

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Biological Psychology

ISBN: 9781337408202

13th Edition

Authors: James W. Kalat

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