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How does the science of visual perception account for the perceived continuity of visual experience?
 
  a) Visual attention allows us to bridge gaps between successive sensory memories
 b) Sensory memories persist until new information is received.
 c) Backward masking prevents detection of gaps in sensory input.
 d) Visual receptors transmit continuous information to the brain for processing.

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______ statements are to _____ comparisons as _______ statements are to ______ comparisons.
 
  a) Analytical; or; contradictory; an
 b) Analytical; and; contradictory; or
 c) Contradictory; or; analytical; true/false
 d) Contradictory; true/false; analytical, and



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Answer to Question 1

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ec501234

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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
Gracias!


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