This particular type of context effect occurs when recognition of a target line that is part of a 3-D drawing is identified more accurately than when the line is part of a disjoined 2-D pattern.

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The object-superiority effect describes how a line or shape is more easily recognized when it is part of a coherent object or scene (like a 3-D drawing) compared to when it is isolated or part of a less meaningful pattern (like a disjoined 2-D pattern). This effect highlights the importance of context in perception.

This Particular Type of Context Effect Occurs When Recognition of a Target