A newborn is able to discriminate between Thatcherized and unaltered faces when they are both upright but not when they are upside down. This is _ adult perception of faces and is evidence that the ability to process configural information in faces is _.

an adult human is able to detect and perceive changes in the features of a face and tell when it is thatcharized(thatcher effect demonstrated by Peter Thompson) as in a baby would and is not able to tell this easily too when the face inverted. This therefore goes to show that there is an innate ability in every human being to be to identify and process configural information on faces in face perception

A newborn is able to discriminate between Thatcherized and unaltered faces when they are both upright but not when they are upside down. This is _____ adult perception of faces and is evidence that the ability to process configural information in faces is _____.

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A newborn is able to discriminate between Thatcherized and unaltered faces when they are both upright but not when they are upside down. This is _ adult perception of faces and is evidence that the ability to process configural information in faces is _.