"Impossible figures" are stimuli that appear to make sense but cannot exist in actual, real space. These figures ________.
A) define the correspondence between sensation and perception
B) help scientists understand perceptual principles
C) outline how to organize elements into a coherent whole
D) define the difference between monocular and binocular cues

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"Impossible figures" are used in psychological and perceptual research to understand how the human mind interprets visual information, revealing insights into perceptual principles and how we make sense of visual stimuli.

"Impossible Figures" Are Stimuli That Appear to Make Sense but Cannot