In the context of object recognition, the approach that is based on the idea that objects are represented in a view-specific manner states that:
A) multiple representations are stored in the memory for any given object.
B) recognition of an object depends on first identifying its primitive geometric components.
C) representation of an object involves specifying its parts and their spatial relationships.
D) a single representation is stored in the memory for any given object.

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The view-specific theory of object recognition posits that our brain stores multiple representations of an object, each from different viewpoints. This allows us to recognize the object from various angles by matching the viewed image with these stored representations.

In the Context of Object Recognition, the Approach That Is