The Tendency to Perceive an Object's Shape as Constant, Despite

question 18

Multiple Choice

The tendency to perceive an object's shape as constant, despite changes in the shape of the object's retinal image due to the object's changing orientation, is called:

• A) shape constancy.
• B) shape-slant invariance.
• C) size constancy.
• D) binocular disparity.

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