Lateral inhibition explains one of these phenomena
Lateral inhibition explains one of these phenomena named for Mach. One named for Zollner doesn't work if red and green are used. The Gestalt principle of multistability is often illustrated with one of them called the Necker cube. The phi phenomenon is one of these phenomena, which causes perception of motion from discrete states. One of them named for Muller and Lyer involves evaluating the length of lines capped with inward- or outwardfacing arrows. For 10 points, name these visual images that can be perceived in multiple ways or mislead the viewer.
Lateral inhibition explains one of these phenomena named for Mach.
optical illusions [prompt on illusions]