As We Move,viewed Objects Cast Changing Shapes on Our Retinas,although

question 121

Multiple Choice

As we move,viewed objects cast changing shapes on our retinas,although we do not perceive the objects as changing. This is part of the phenomenon of

• A)perceptual constancy.
• B)relative motion.
• C)linear perspective.
• D)continuity.

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