Multiple Choice
If we see a German shepherd standing thirty feet from us, we still recognize its size even though the image on our retina is much smaller than if the dog was directly in front of us. This is primarily due to
A) size constancy.
B) proximity.
C) shape constancy.
D) the figure-ground relationship.
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