The process by which the visual system fills in hidden edges and surfaces in order to represent the entirety of a partially visible object is called:
A) figure-ground perception.
B) border ownership.
C) perceptual grouping.
D) perceptual interpolation.

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Perceptual interpolation is the process where the visual system fills in hidden or missing parts of a visual image, allowing us to perceive a whole object even when parts of it are obscured. This helps in understanding the entirety of a partially visible object by filling in gaps based on the surrounding visual information.

The Process by Which the Visual System Fills in Hidden