Study Claims Age Affects Perception of Classic Optical Illusion

A study claims that your age affects what you see in the classic optical illusion depicting both a young woman and an old lady. Which do you see?

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Ponzo illusion. The figure provides an illustration of the Ponzo

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Assignment: Perception and Illusions – General Psychology

This optical illusion reveals a lot about your mental age