Notes
1 A similar effect occurs with other ambiguous figures and with figures that require the viewer to “fill in” incomplete or noisy images.
2 But not always. See, for example, McCauley and Henrich (Citation2006).
1 A similar effect occurs with other ambiguous figures and with figures that require the viewer to “fill in” incomplete or noisy images.
2 But not always. See, for example, McCauley and Henrich (Citation2006).
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