Many Optical Illusions Can Be Explained in Terms of an Observer's

question 181

Multiple Choice

Many optical illusions can be explained in terms of an observer's

• A) ability to move the eyes more easily one direction than another.
• B) tendency to answer quickly without carefully examining the objects.
• C) over- or under-estimating the distance to some objects.
• D) difference in shape between the left and right eyes.

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