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| | numerical identity, object identity, apparent motion, ventriloquism effect, prism adaptation, priming, Gestalt grouping |
 | | Identity is resolved from the lowest level of the hierarchy available in the situation, producing a flexible solution whereby the same two samples will sometimes refer to the same object and sometimes not. |
 | | That is, the levels are identical to the levels described for one dimension of space discussed in the previous section. |
 | | Chen, Todd, and colleagues, along with Bedford who uses the hierarchy for visual-motor maps (1993, 1994) and the present theory, are the among the very few researchers who have emphasized the usefulness of multiple levels in the same observer for the same problem at the same developmental stage. |
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