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Jake stares at lines oriented at 45 degrees for 5 minutes. Afterwards, he will find that:

a) He has a harder time seeing 45-degree lines than 42-degree lines. But he can see can 35- degree lines best of all
b) He has a harder time seeing 35-degree lines than 45-degree lines, but he can see 42-degree lines best of all
c) He has a harder time seeing 42-degree lines than 45-degree lines, but he can see 35-degree lines best of all
d) He doesn’t see any difference his ability to see lines of any orientation



Answer :

c) He has a harder time seeing 42-degree lines than 45-degree lines, but he can see 35-degree lines best of all

Explanation: When Jake stares at lines oriented at 45 degrees for 5 minutes, he may experience adaptation to those lines, making it harder for him to see lines at a similar orientation, like the 42-degree lines. However, due to the adaptation effect, his sensitivity may improve for lines at a different orientation, such as the 35-degree lines.