Questions 3-4 refer to the following passage.What can be inferred from the use of the word “analogy” to describe face perception?

a. Cognitive neuroscientists believe face perception works via a process of comparison.

b. Psychologists believe face perception works via a process of dissemblance.

c. Cognitive neuroscientists believe face perception works via a process of analysis.

d. Psychologists believe face perception works via a process of resolving discrepancies.

e. Cognitive neuroscientists believe it works via contraposition.

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Face perception is the mind's ability to recognize and register another visage. It plays a significant role in social interactions. Through it Line we distinguish the familiar from the strange and (5) formulate nuanced readings of people's moods and characters. However, controversy surrounds the process of face perception. Psychologists argue that it involves a series of stages: Individuals recognize physical features, make (10) broad inferences regarding gender and age, and finally recall meaningful information regarding the face they perceive, such as a name. Cognitive neuroscientists, on the other hand, posit the idea that face perception works through (15) analogy: The mind has an inherent ability to con- nect similar objects. While the exact process of face perception is still unclear, evidence sug- gests that it involves a specific set of skills and that the fusiform gyrus, a part of the brain, is (20) necessary for it to occur.