One problem with template-matching theory is that we would need an impossibly large set of templates in our memories.

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Template-matching theory suggests that for each object we recognize, we must have a stored template or pattern in our memory. Given the vast number of objects and variations of objects we encounter, this would require an impractically large number of templates, making the theory difficult to support as a comprehensive explanation for object recognition.

One Problem with Template-Matching Theory Is That We Would Need