Research by Chambers and Reisberg on ambiguous figures such as the duck/rabbit showed that ______.

A) different people can form different mental images of the same physical stimulus
B) mental images are reversed more easily than physical images
C) once a mental image is formed,people cannot detect alterations to it
D) forming a mental image makes a person unable to later reverse his/her interpretation of a physical stimulus

Ambiguous Figures

Images or objects that can be perceived in more than one way, leading to different interpretations.

Chambers And Reisberg

Researchers who conducted a study emphasizing the differences in mental imagery processes, particularly how descriptive and pictorial representations of stimuli influence cognitive tasks.

Duck/Rabbit

An illustration used as a visual perceptual experiment, demonstrating that a single image can be interpreted in two different ways: as a duck or a rabbit.