When You Look at Yourself in a Mirror from a Distance

question 418

Multiple Choice

When you look at yourself in a mirror from a distance, the image of your face is considerably smaller than your face actually is. Nevertheless, your face appears normal. This fact is explained by

• A)the principle of common region.
• B)the concept of size constancy.
• C)the concept of shape constancy.
• D)habituation.

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Definitions:

Channel Richness

Indicates the capacity of a channel to convey information.

Sense Of Security

A feeling of safety and stability that comes from believing that one is protected from harm and risk.

Grapevine

Transfers information through networks of friendships and acquaintances.

Ethnocentrism

The tendency to believe one’s culture and its values are superior to those of others.