The figure-ground relationship has demonstrated that

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The figure-ground relationship refers to how the same stimulus can be perceived in different ways, with one part of the image being seen as the figure (or foreground) and the rest as the ground (or background). This demonstrates that perception is not simply a point-for-point representation of sensation, and that the same stimulus can trigger more than one perception. It does not necessarily relate to perception being innate or different people seeing different things.

The Figure-Ground Relationship Has Demonstrated That