Perceptual Adaptation Refers to the

question 98

Multiple Choice

Perceptual adaptation refers to the

• A)grouping of stimuli into smooth,uninterrupted patterns.
• B)processing of information without conscious awareness.
• C)perception of an object as unchanging in shape regardless of our own viewing angle.
• D)perceptual adjustment to changed sensory input such as an artificially displaced visual field.

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