A perceptual hypothesis
A) allows the visual system to organize a scene into discrete forms.
B) involves the interpretation of visual cues that indicate how near or far away objects are.
C) is an inference about what form could be responsible for a pattern of visual stimulation.
D) is the process of detecting specific elements in visual input and assembling them into more complex forms.

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A perceptual hypothesis is an inference about what form could be responsible for a pattern of visual stimulation. It allows the visual system to make informed guesses about the objects and their characteristics in a scene.

A Perceptual Hypothesis