Understanding Perception through Rubin's Vase

Very Easy Psychology Perception And Cognition

Perception is the process through which we interpret the sensory information received from our environment. One well-known example involving perception is the famous "Rubin's Vase" illusion. This illustration can be perceived in two different ways: as a vase or as two faces in profile. This phenomenon demonstrates how our brain processes visual cues to form our interpretation. Which of the following statements best describes the concept illustrated by Rubin's Vase?

Perception is solely based on visual stimuli without any context.

Perception can shift based on the context and previous experiences of an individual.

Perception is an automatic and unchangeable response to sensory information.

Perception is the same for everyone regardless of their background.

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