If our perceptual system did not follow the organizing principle of constancy,

a. external stimuli would be unidentifiable.

b. people would appear to change shape as they move in different directions.

c. sensory information would be delivered to the brain in incomplete units.

d. perceptual processing would be inefficient during times of stress.

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9 November, 16:09

If our perceptual system did not follow the organizing principle of constancy,

a. external stimuli would be unidentifiable.

b. people would appear to change shape as they move in different directions.

c. sensory information would be delivered to the brain in incomplete units.

d. perceptual processing would be inefficient during times of stress.

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Emilio Curtis · Answer 1

Option b. people would appear to change shape as they move in different directions

perceptual system represents the distinct region of the object bearing the same color or even though there is variation in the illumination incident on them in the total amount of light energy they reflect our retinal transducers.