The interdependence of perceived size and perceived distance is demonstrated by

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Both the Ames room and the moon illusion demonstrate the interdependence of perceived size and perceived distance. The Ames room illusion occurs because of a distorted room that makes two objects of the same size appear different in size due to their perceived distance. The moon illusion involves the moon appearing larger near the horizon than it does higher in the sky, again due to cues about perceived distance affecting perceived size.

The Interdependence of Perceived Size and Perceived Distance Is Demonstrated