Implied shapes that are not actually bounded by an edge or an outline reveal our tendency to form shapes constructed with minimal cues and are referred to as __________ figures.
A)contiguity
B)uniform
C)illusory
D)delusional

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Illusory figures are perceived despite not being defined by explicit outlines or edges, demonstrating our brain's ability to fill in gaps and create cohesive shapes from minimal visual cues.

Implied Shapes That Are Not Actually Bounded by an Edge