Interpreting Visual Illusions Is Evidence of the Work That Our

question 27

Multiple Choice

Interpreting visual illusions is evidence of the work that our perceptual processes are performing under normal conditions. Visual illusions can be viewed as examples of:

• A) incorrect hypotheses.
• B) incorrect theories.
• C) binocular disparity.
• D) sensory habituation.

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