If we see a house from an angle and the light reflected off it does not form a right angle on the eye,we still perceive it as a house with square corners.The theory that best fits this is:

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Carpentered world theory suggests that people are more likely to perceive objects as having square corners, even when the angles at which they view those objects would suggest otherwise. This is because people are used to living in environments dominated by straight lines and right angles, such as those found in carpentered environments.

If We See a House from an Angle and the Light