The Phenomenon of Size Constancy Depends on Accurate Judgments of the Distances

question 65

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon of size constancy depends on accurate judgments of the distances of objects. If we misjudge distances, we are likely to experience

• A) optical illusions.
• B) opponent processes.
• C) negative afterimages.
• D) retinal disparity.

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