This image presents a challenging test for both your eyesight and mental abilities. Can you locate the two missing patients under the doctor’s care? It is believed that those who can identify the “missing patient” in this image have high IQs and exceptional eyesight. In the image, you will see a well-dressed man holding a top hat in his hand. His head seems unusually large and his belly appears larger than his head. Amidst all this eccentricity, two of the doctor’s patients were cleverly 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’s up! Can you find the two missing patients? If you did it, congratulations! You possess great vision and a sharp mind. But if you can’t locate the patient, don’t worry, we’ve got your back. Here they are:
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Try focusing on his unusually large head and shirt. Can you see the faces in this photo? It’s quite fascinating, isn’t it? They are right in front of you but you may have missed them. Why? These optical illusions occur due to cognitive errors that your brain tends to make when seeing complex images. Your brain naturally tends to look for recognizable patterns, and the more abstract a face is, the harder it is to decode. So, explore more optical illusions and tricky puzzles to sharpen your skills!
The psychology behind errors in recognizing missing patients in optical illusions. The brain tends to arrange elements into meaningful patterns and complete missing information to form a cohesive whole. In this optical illusion, the brain may prioritize recognizing prominent elements such as the doctor’s head and the man’s outfit, ignoring hidden faces. Our attention is naturally drawn to features that stand out or stand out in our environment. In this case, the unusual size of the doctor’s head and the man’s clothing may attract more attention, diverting focus from the hidden faces.
