What is a bistable figure?
What is a bistable figure? Because theses figures can be experienced in two different ways they are called bistable. When there are more than two interpretations of an ambiguous stimulus it is called multistable. The Necker cube is one of the most classic examples of a bistable figure. What is a Multistable image? perception vision sensory-perception optical-illusion. I know that multistable perception refers to the phenomenon that occurs when we look at an ambiguous image like a Necker Cube or some sort of positive/negative space art, and we can't perceive both possibilities at once, but rather waver between them repeatedly....