Who has claimed that there is a fast unconscious route to the amygdala to detect fear...
Who has claimed that there is a fast unconscious route to the amygdala to detect fear and a slower route via the primary visual cortex?
A. Capgras
B. Ekman
C. Cowey
D. Le Doux
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Le Doux: claimed that there is a quick unconscious route which elicits an 'automatic' reaction which is highly efficient during danger
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