Information about an image is stored as a "package" made up of both the perceptual frame of reference and

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The package of information about an image includes not only the perceptual frame of reference, but also the depiction of the image. This is because the way the image is depicted can affect how it is perceived and interpreted by the viewer. The other options listed (relative size, ambiguity, verbal labels) may also be part of the package of information, but they are not essential components like the perceptual frame and depiction are.

Information About an Image Is Stored as a "Package" Made