Regarding the principles of perception, which of the following statements is FALSE?
A)Illusory figures are implied shapes that are not actually bounded by an edge or an outline.
B)Young children are unable to see illusionary shapes because there are only minimal cues.
C)Contiguity is often responsible for the perception that one thing has caused another.
D)Perceptions tend toward simplicity and continuity.

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Young children can indeed perceive illusory shapes; their ability to do so depends on the development of visual and cognitive functions rather than the presence of minimal cues. The statement that young children are unable to see illusionary shapes because there are only minimal cues is false. The other options correctly describe aspects of perception: illusory figures (A), the principle of contiguity (C), and the tendency of perceptions toward simplicity and continuity (D).

Regarding the Principles of Perception, Which of the Following Statements