George M. Stratton, a psychologist, conducted experiments in the 1890s. He was interested in phenomenon of perceptual adaptation. Before reading further, pause and think about what this term might mean... He knew that retina receives images upside down and wanted to see what happens when the brain receives an image that is right side up. Stratton decided to wear a reversing telescope for 21hours over three days. He was disappointed to conclude that his vision did not change. Upon taking the "glasses" of he was able to perceive the world normally. This did not stop Stratton and he decided to prolong his experiment by wearing the telescoping glasses for eight days straight. On day five, images appeared upright!! What do you believe happened? Discuss and write a brief answer below. While answering think about and name the specific neuronal pathways involved and specific brain areas that might have played the role in the results of the experiment.