When One Can Alternately See Both a Wine Glass and Then

question 128

Multiple Choice

When one can alternately see both a wine glass and then two faces within the same image, this illustrates the reversibility of __________ images.

• A) continuation
• B) proximity
• C) closure
• D) figure-ground

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Definitions:

Marginal Cost

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