The Tendency to Interpret an Object as Always Being the Same

question 143

Multiple Choice

The tendency to interpret an object as always being the same physical dimensions,regardless of its distance from the viewer,is known as:

• A)size constancy.
• B)shape constancy.
• C)perception.
• D)Gestalt principle one.

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Definitions:

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