Expertise Hypothesis: Dr. A & Dr. B Part-12
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Dr. A: The Fusiform Face Area, or FFA, is traditionally considered central to face perception, distinguishing faces from non-face objects. Yet, studies such as McGugin et al. (2016) challenge this by suggesting the FFA’s role extends to domain-general object perception, showing a relationship between cortical thickness in FFA and recognition performance for both faces and objects (McGugin et al., 2016).