Which of the Following Statements Is NOT True for Feature-Based

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is NOT true for feature-based models of pattern recognition?

A) Features, as general-purpose building blocks, can help explain how humans recognize variations on a form (e.g., a cat in different positions or a letter in different type fonts) .
B) The visual system identifies small pieces of a pattern first and then combines them to form more complex wholes.
C) Studies using people with parietal damage suggest that the detection of features is separate from the process to put the features together.
D) The term "features" can also be used to describe a distinct object made up of several parts.