The principle of __________ explains why, when we view objects from a distance, we do not interpret them as being smaller than they are.
A) perceptual constancy
B) closure
C) figure-ground
D) continuity

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The principle of perceptual constancy refers to the ability of the brain to perceive objects as having a relatively constant size, shape, and color despite changes in their distance from the observer or changes in the lighting conditions. Therefore, when we view objects from a distance, we do not interpret them as being smaller than they are due to perceptual constancy.

The Principle of __________ Explains Why, When We View Objects