#1
Which of the following is an example of a perceptual illusion?
#2
Which Gestalt principle of perception states that objects that are close together are perceived as a group?
#3
Which Gestalt principle of perception suggests that objects that are similar in shape, size, color, or orientation are perceived as belonging to the same group?
#4
Which Gestalt principle of perception suggests that objects are perceived as whole entities rather than as a collection of parts?
#5
Which Gestalt principle of perception states that elements that are aligned with one another are perceived as a group?
#6
What term describes the illusion where two lines of equal length appear different due to the context of surrounding lines?
#7
Who is credited with the discovery of the famous optical illusion known as the 'Penrose Triangle'?
#8
Which type of perceptual illusion involves the misinterpretation of the size of an object based on its background?
#9
In the 'Necker Cube' illusion, what causes the cube to appear to switch between two possible 3D orientations?
#10
Who developed the famous 'Duck-Rabbit' illusion?
#11
Which phenomenon occurs when a visual stimulus is presented repeatedly, leading to a decrease in sensitivity to that stimulus?
#12
Which area of the brain is heavily involved in processing visual illusions?
#13
What phenomenon describes the situation where individuals perceive patterns or connections in random or meaningless data?
#14
Which of the following is a famous example of an ambiguous figure, often depicted as a duck or a rabbit?
#15
The Ames room illusion relies on which perceptual cue to create the illusion of depth?
#16
What is the term for the tendency to perceive an object as retaining its size, shape, color, and other properties despite changes in the sensory information?
#17