Practice mode Psychology

When looking at a distant object, how do we usually judge its size?

Correct answer D. A compromise between object size and perspective size

Explanation

Size constancy is imperfect at great distances, so perceived size falls between an object's real size and the smaller size suggested by its retinal image.

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