An illusion due to misleading cues in stimuli which cause us to create perceptions that are inaccurate or impossible is called a(n)_______ illusion.
A)perceptual
B)induced
C)physical
D)stroboscopic

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Perceptual illusions occur when our brain interprets sensory information incorrectly, leading us to perceive something that is not there or different from reality. Induced illusions are also a type of perceptual illusion where external factors, such as suggestion or sensory overload, influence our perception. Physical illusions are caused by the properties of the stimulus itself, such as size or shape, while stroboscopic illusions are caused by rapid flashes of light that create the illusion of movement.

An Illusion Due to Misleading Cues in Stimuli Which Cause