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How does the lateral inhibition theory explain our perception of contrast?
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How does the lateral inhibition theory explain our perception of contrast?
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The lateral inhibition theory explains our perception of contrast by emphasising that the input of a sensory neuron inhibits the activity of its neighbouring neurons, leading to sharpening contrasts and enhancing the perception of edges.
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