Our perception that objects have a constant size even when viewed from different distances is due to:
A)size constancy
B)shape constancy
C)binocular depth perception
D)linear perspective

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Size constancy is the perception that objects remain the same size despite changes in their retinal image as a result of distance. This ability allows us to accurately perceive the size of objects and distinguish them from one another even when viewed at different distances. Shape constancy is the perception that objects maintain the same shape regardless of their orientation or the way in which they are viewed, and is not directly related to the perception of size. Binocular depth perception involves the use of both eyes to perceive depth and distance, while linear perspective refers to the perceived convergence of parallel lines in the distance.

Our Perception That Objects Have a Constant Size Even When