When _____, lateral inhibition can no longer account for the Hermann Grid.
A) the lines are made curvy
B) illumination is increased
C) illumination is decreased
D) the number of squares is increased

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When the lines in the Hermann Grid are made curvy, lateral inhibition, a mechanism in the visual system that creates the illusion of darker areas at the intersections, can no longer explain the phenomenon because the geometric structure necessary for this effect is disrupted.

When _____, Lateral Inhibition Can No Longer Account for the Hermann