The task of determining the object responsible for a particular image on one's retina is called the
A) radiated wavelength paradox.
B) inverse projection problem.
C) serial location task.
D) fusiform face role.

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The task of determining the object responsible for a particular image on one's retina is called the inverse projection problem. This is because the visual system must work backwards from the image on the retina to determine the properties of the object that caused it. The other options (radiated wavelength paradox, serial location task, fusiform face role) are not related to this specific task.

The Task of Determining the Object Responsible for a Particular