The white triangle, with its illusory contour, apparently emerges from the brain's attempt to make sense of the sensory input. the most elegant interpretation of the figure - consistent with the gestalt principle of good form and with expectations drawn from everyday experience - is to assume that it contains a with triangle laying atop a black triangular frame and three black disks.
that is certainly simpler and more likely than the alternative possibility - three disks with wedges removed from them and three unconnected black angles, all oriented with their openings aimed at a common center. according to this unconscious-inference explanation, the perceptual system uses the initial stimulus input to infer that a white triangle must be present, and then it creates the white triangle, by... (查看原文)
Thinker
Worth Publishers2010版
还没人写过短评呢
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