The Door Swings Open and Then Closes Again as Zannah's

question 138

Multiple Choice

The door swings open and then closes again as Zannah's roommate enters the apartment. Zannah continues to see the door as rectangular even though the shape of its image on her retina progresses from a wide rectangle, through a series of parallelograms, to a very narrow rectangle, and then back again. Zannah's perception of the door as an unchanging rectangle exemplifies shape:

• A)set.
• B)constancy.
• C)disparity.
• D)adaptation.

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