Our capacity for perceptual constancy even as illumination and retinal images change illustrates the importance of
A) jnd.
B) proximity.
C) top-down processing.
D) blindsight.

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Perceptual constancy relies heavily on top-down processing, which uses our prior knowledge and expectations to interpret sensory information and maintain a stable perception of the world despite changes in the sensory input. The other options do not directly relate to perceptual constancy.

Our Capacity for Perceptual Constancy Even as Illumination and Retinal