Multiple Choice
A participant views an ambiguous drawing that can look like either a man or a rat for a few seconds. After the drawing is removed, the subject is asked to describe the visual image from memory. What will the subject most likely describe?
A) either a man or the rat, whichever was perceived originally
B) a reversal of what was perceived originally (i.e., from man to rat and vice versa)
C) a figure that looks in part like a man, in part like a rat
D) The subject is equally likely to describe any of the above.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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