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generally shared by most people.
Illusions may
occur with any of the
human senses, but
visual illusions (optical
illusions) are the best-known and understood...
- In
visual perception, an
optical illusion (also
called a
visual illusion) is an
illusion caused by the
visual system and
characterized by a
visual percept...
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illusive or
illusory in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Illusive is the
adjective form of illusory.
Illusive may also
refer to:
Illusive Islands...
- Look up
illusion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
illusion is a
distortion of the senses.
Illusion or
Illusions may also
refer to:
Illusion (1929...
- In economics,
money illusion, or
price illusion, is a
cognitive bias
where money is
thought of in nominal,
rather than real terms. In
other words, the...
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Auditory illusions are
illusions of real
sound or
outside stimulus.
These false perceptions are the
equivalent of an
optical illusion: the
listener hears...
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Positive illusions are
unrealistically favorable attitudes that
people have
towards themselves or to
people that are
close to them.
Positive illusions are...
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Illusion may
refer to:
Grand Illusion (album), by
Nocturnal Rites, 2005 The
Grand Illusion, a 1977
album by Styx, and its
title song "Grand
Illusion"...
- The
illusion of
control is the
tendency for
people to
overestimate their ability to
control events. It was
named by U.S.
psychologist Ellen Langer and...
- French: [tʁɔ̃p lœj] ) is an
artistic term for the
highly realistic optical illusion of three-dimensional
space and
objects on a two-dimensional surface. Trompe-l'œil...
