One Explanation for Many Optical Illusions Is That People

question 122

Multiple Choice

One explanation for many optical illusions is that people

• A) ignore information that suggests three dimensions.
• B) have more feature detectors sensitive to vertical lines than to horizontal lines.
• C) misjudge sizes because they misjudged distances.
• D) make more vertical eye movements than horizontal movements.

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