What Is Implied by the Phenomenon of Perceptual Constancy

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Multiple Choice

What is implied by the phenomenon of perceptual constancy

• A) Movement of an object can disrupt our ability to perceive it. 
• B) Two objects may be perceived as being the same even though they produce different retinal images. 
• C) We have an easier time remembering items that have remained constant, compared to objects that have changed. 
• D) Our ability to perceive changes in an object is inhibited if we have been exposed to that object for an extended period of time.

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