Size constancy: Within a certain range, objects are perceived to remain the same size regardless of changes in the size of the retinal image or distance. For example, no matter how far away from you a door is, you still perceive it as having a constant size .
For example, consider talking to a friend. You see her as the same size if she is standing 6 feet away from you or if she is standing 3 feet away from you. If ... |
For example, when we view a city skyline in the distance, we know the buildings are very tall, even though when we hold our hand out in front of the skyline ... |
A person standing at the end of a long hallway may appear smaller than when viewed up close, but their size is perceived as constant due to size constancy. |
For example, in the Müller-Lyer illusion, two lines of equal length appear different due to arrow-like tails at each end. This effect shows how contextual cues ... |
For example, consider talking to a friend. You see her as the same size if she is standing 6 feet away from you or if she is standing 3 feet away from you. If ... |
Examples include people in a shopping mall, commuters on a subway platform, or a group of butterflies around a puddle of water. Compare group. |
So, for example, if you are looking at your friend and that friend starts walking away from you, the friend does not, at the same time, start to appear smaller ... |
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