The results of Grill-Spector et al.'s (2004) "Harrison Ford" study demonstrated that
A) FFA activation is the same whether detecting or recognizing a face.
B) FFA activation is greater when detecting than recognizing a face.
C) FFA activation is greater when recognizing than detecting a face.
D) FFA activation is the same whether detecting a face or seeing no face.

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The "Harrison Ford" study demonstrated that FFA activation was greater when participants were recognizing a face than when they were detecting a face. This indicates that the FFA is involved in processing facial recognition specifically, rather than just general facial detection.

The Results of Grill-Spector Et Al