In the phenomenon of binocular rivalry, when one eye sees one pattern and the other eye sees another, what do you perceive?
A) One pattern superimposed on top of the other
B) Temporary alternation between one pattern and the other
C) A compromise that doesn't match either pattern
D) Whatever the dominant eye sees

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When each eye receives a different pattern in binocular rivalry, the brain alternates between perceiving one pattern and then the other, instead of seeing a superimposed image or a compromise between the two.

In the Phenomenon of Binocular Rivalry, When One Eye Sees