In Buckingham and Goodale's study, participants lifted a cube which they could not see. Before each lift, they saw either a large or a small cube, whose size biased the apparent weight of the medium cube. This effect shows that:

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The study by Buckingham and Goodale demonstrates that participants' expectations, influenced by the visual size of an object, can affect their perception of the object's weight, illustrating the role of top-down processing in the Size-Weight Illusion.

In Buckingham and Goodale's Study, Participants Lifted a Cube Which