You stare at narrow black-and-white lines for a minute and then look at wider lines. The second set of lines appears even wider than usual. What did staring at the first set of lines cause?
a. Retinal disparity
b. Fatigue of feature detectors
c. A shift in the signal-detection function
d. Motion parallax
b
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