Paper 1: Cognition and behaviour June 2025, Question 7 1 mark
Some visual illusions are images that can be interpreted in more than one way.
Which one of the following explains how this can occur?
Shade one box.
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AQA GCSE Psychology
Topic questions Perception Visual illusions
8 questions · 19 marks · about 20 minutes
Some visual illusions are images that can be interpreted in more than one way.
Which one of the following explains how this can occur?
Shade one box.
Sketch the Ponzo illusion.
Use the space below for your sketch.
Outline how psychologists explain the Ponzo illusion.
‘Fiction’ is one explanation for why people see visual illusions.
Which of the following visual illusions is an example of fiction?
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Figure 2 shows the Necker cube illusion.
Outline how psychologists would explain the Necker cube illusion.
Which is the best explanation for the visual illusion known as the Ames room?
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Sketch the Müller-Lyer illusion.
Outline how psychologists would explain the Müller-Lyer illusion.
Which is the best explanation for the visual illusion known as the ‘Necker cube’? Shade one box.
People often incorrectly think the two horizontal lines in the Ponzo illusion are of different lengths.
Use your knowledge of Gregory’s constructivist theory of perception to explain the Ponzo illusion shown in Figure 1.
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