Regarding the upside down face illustration in the textbook, a person knows what to expect when the face is in the normal position. However, when the face is inverted, the person is forced to
A)use sensory adaptation.
B)change his or her sensory coding.
C)rely on perceptual habits developed through past experience.
D)perceive the individual features of the face separately.

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When a face is inverted, our usual perceptual habits, which involve recognizing faces as a whole, are disrupted. This forces us to perceive the individual features of the face separately, as we can no longer rely on our standard holistic approach to face recognition.

Regarding the Upside Down Face Illustration in the Textbook, a Person