Question

When you stare at a picture for a long time, it doesn’t fade away because your eye is making tiny eye movements that are called glissades.

A. True
B. False

Answer 1

The answer is "Option B"

Explanation:

A way to roll down from slope with the help of an ice ax is called glissades, and when we look at an image for a long time, our eye makes small motions of your head, this process is known as Troxler or the Troxler effect.

• It is also known as an optical illusion, that affects visual perception.

• When an unchanging sensation away from the fixation point fades away and stops, if you set a certain point for even a short time, that's why it is false.