In the Famous Müller-Lyer Illusion, It Appears as Though

question 246

Multiple Choice

In the famous Müller-Lyer illusion, it appears as though:

• A) the frame is moving and the dot is stationary.
• B) one line is longer than the other even though the lines are actually identical in length.
• C) two parallel lines meet in the distance even though they actually remain perfectly parallel to one another.
• D) a dot is moving and the frame is stationary.

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