Multiple Choice
The basic problem of visual perception that illusions highlight is that:
A) visual information is too ambiguous to lead to usually reliable percepts
B) the retina is too small to represent the information in the sensory input
C) the percept is normally true to the object when the retinal input is not
D) there is no mechanism to explain how context affects early perception
Correct Answer:
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