The effect seen in the Ames Room is the result of ___.
A) perceptual consistency
B) shape constancy
C) size constancy
D) both shape and size constancy

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The Ames Room illusion involves a distorted room that causes two people, standing at opposite ends, to appear to be drastically different in size. This effect is the result of both shape and size constancy, as our brains attempt to maintain a consistent perception of the individuals despite the distorted room.

The Effect Seen in the Ames Room Is the Result