Question

12. Cognitive illusion a. an illusion in which two aspects of a drawing, both of equal stature, vie for attention b. an illusion that caused by the function of our vision c. a visual illusion that arises from information processed within the brain d. a visual perception that leads to incorrect interpretation of reality e. None of the above

Answer 1

A cognitive illusion is usually a picture that is meant to show an ambiguous image or images. These images can be meant to confuse the senses or to require the mind to refocus attention to see both images. These kinds of illusions are categorized as ambiguous, distorting, or paradox illusions. Ambiguous images are figures that force the brain to switch back and forth between two separate images. Therefore answer is a.) an illusion in which two aspects of a drawing, both of equal stature, vie for attention