Consider FMRI and EEG data from studies in which responses to faces are compared to houses and other objects. What is the evidence that the fusiform face area produces rapid and automatic specialized responses to faces? Now consider newborn infants' preference for faces. Is this evidence for innate specialization of the fusiform? Specifically, what kinds of stimuli produce similar results to faces, and what brain areas are thought to be involved in the "tracking" behavior that was taken as evidence for a face preference