This picture is a challenging test of your eyesight and your mental acuity. Can you locate the two missing patients in medical care? Those who can identify the “missing patients” in this picture are believed to have a high IQ and exceptional eyesight. In the picture you will find a well-dressed man holding a top hat in one of his hands. His head seems unusually large, and his belly seems bigger than his head. Amidst all this eccentricity, the doctor’s two patients are skillfully hidden. Can you find them? Ready? Your time starts now! Go! 30… 20… 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1! Time is up! Did you manage to spot the two missing patients? If so, congratulations! You have excellent vision and a sharp mind. But if you can’t locate patients, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here they are:
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Try to focus on the doctor’s unusually large head and his shirt. Can you see the faces in this picture? It’s fascinating, isn’t it? They were there in front of you, but you may have overlooked them. Why? These optical illusions are caused by the cognitive errors your brain tends to make when presented with complex images. Your brain is naturally inclined to look for easily recognizable patterns, and the more abstract a face is, the more challenging it becomes to decipher. So, explore more optical illusions and brain teasers to improve your skills!
The psychology behind the perception error of missing patients in optical illusions. The brain tries to organize elements into meaningful patterns and fill in missing information to form a cohesive whole. In this optical illusion, the brain can prioritize the perception of salient elements such as the doctor’s head and the man’s clothing, while overlooking hidden faces. Our attention is naturally drawn to salient or salient features in our environment. In this case, the unusual size of the doctor’s head and the man’s clothing may attract more attention, diverting the focus from the hidden faces.
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