A drawing,such as the "three-pronged widget," that cannot be organized into a stable,consistent,or meaningful perception is considered
A) camouflage.
B) a perceptual frustration.
C) an ambiguous stimulus.
D) an impossible figure.

Question

A drawing,such as the "three-pronged widget," that cannot be organized into a stable,consistent,or meaningful perception is considered 
A) camouflage. 
B) a perceptual frustration. 
C) an ambiguous stimulus. 
D) an impossible figure.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

An impossible figure is a drawing or image that cannot exist in three-dimensional space and therefore cannot be organized into a stable, consistent, or meaningful perception. The "three-pronged widget" described in the question is an example of an impossible figure.

A Drawing,such as the "Three-Pronged Widget," That Cannot Be Organized