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Zachary is looking at a reversible figure that first appears to be a vase and then appears to be two faces. His perception of the figure keeps switching between these two interpretations. What causes the switch in perception?

▸ The Gestalt principle of simplicity doesn't work for reversible figures.

▸ The figure-ground distinction in reversible figures is often ambiguous.

▸ The Gestalt principles of proximity and closure are both at work in reversible figures.

▸ Reversible figures cause people to experience the phi phenomenon.

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