Visual "pop-out," or the eye-catching effect, of such visual stimuli as lines, shapes, edges, spots, and colors occurs because your visual system is highly sensitive to perceptual
A)amplitudes.
B)transducers.
C)features.
D)thresholds.

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Visual "pop-out" occurs because the human visual system is highly sensitive to specific perceptual features, such as lines, shapes, edges, spots, and colors, allowing certain stimuli to stand out immediately from their surroundings.

Visual "Pop-Out," or the Eye-Catching Effect, of Such Visual Stimuli