When Farah (1990)and colleagues tested control participants and a prosopagnosic patient using upright face stimuli and inverted (upside-down)face stimuli,they found that
A)control participants recognized inverted faces better than upright faces.
B)the prosopagnosic patient recognized inverted faces better than upright faces.
C)control participants recognized upright and inverted faces with equal accuracy.
D)the prosopagnosic patient recognized upright and inverted faces with equal accuracy.

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Prosopagnosic patients often rely on non-configural cues, which are more accessible in inverted faces, leading to better recognition of inverted faces compared to upright faces.

When Farah (1990)and Colleagues Tested Control Participants and a Prosopagnosic