In the Aristotle illusion, two crossed fingers are touched by a pencil.Participants observe that ______.
A)two points are perceived instead of one
B)the pencil feels larger than it is
C)the two touches cancel each other out
D)the touch is felt only on the bottom finger

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In the Aristotle illusion, two crossed fingers are touched by a pencil. Participants observe that two points are perceived instead of one, which is the illusion created by touching the two fingers simultaneously with a single object.

In the Aristotle Illusion, Two Crossed Fingers Are Touched by a Pencil.Participants