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asmith134

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Neural evidence supports the idea that the visual perception is an interactive system since __________ sends more projects back to _________ than it receives.
 
  a. V2, V1 c. V1, LGN
   b. the fusiform gyrus, V2 d. inferior temporal cortex, V2

Question 2

The Necker cube is an example of __________________.
 
  a. a size illusion c. bistable perception
   b. adaptation d. figure-ground



jonathanballen97

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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