Perceptual Motion Aftereffect
After staring at a waterfall for several minutes, a hiker notices that when looking at a stationary cliff face, it appears to be moving upward. This perceptual experience is best explained by:
A
Binocular disparity processing errors
B
Retinal fatigue in cone photoreceptors
C
Neural adaptation of motion-sensitive neurons
D
Accommodation failure in the lens
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