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Packet 9: Bonus 15

Visual changes to these features appear obvious when they are flipped from upside down to rightside up in the Thatcher effect. For 10 points each:
[10m] The Wong-Baker scale uses what features to quantify pain? Those with prosopagnosia have trouble recognizing people based on these features.
ANSWER: human faces [or human heads or human profiles; prompt on specific parts of the face such as the eyes or mouth]
[10h] Neurologist Oliver Sacks wrote about a patient named “Dr. P.” who suffers from visual agnosia and thus is unable to recognize his wife’s face in an essay titled for him mistaking his wife's head for one of these objects.
ANSWER: hats [accept “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat”]
[10e] Psychologist Paul Ekman found seven universal examples of these phenomena that existed with distinct facial expressions. These phenomena include anger and happiness.
ANSWER: emotions [prompt on affects or feelings or moods]
<Social Science - Psychology, Spencer Manning> | VAULT II Packet 09

HeardPPBE %M %H %
4024.25100%95%48%

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
CaliforniaGeorgia B1001020ME
Georgia ATexas B1001020ME
KentuckyGeorgia C1001020ME
North CarolinaWashington1001020ME
Texas ANew York1001020ME

Summary

TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
VAULT II at Georgia Tech2026-01-24✓621.67100%100%17%
VAULT II at Eden Prairie HS2026-03-13✓316.67100%67%0%
VAULT II at McGill2026-03-13✓417.50100%75%0%
VAULT II at UCSB2026-03-13✓528.00100%100%80%
VAULT II Northern UK2026-04-24✓326.67100%100%67%
VAULT II Southern UK2026-04-24✓430.00100%100%100%
VAULT II at Harvard2026-04-30✓230.00100%100%100%
VAULT II at MINT2026-06-19✓520.00100%100%0%
VAULT II Stanford Online2026-07-17✓827.50100%100%75%