Form constancy over different distances depends on
A) the size of the retinal image.
B) the distance between the viewer and the object.
C) the speed at which the distance between us and the object we are viewing is changing.
D) knowledge of the actual size of the object we are viewing.
E) viewing the object from different angles.

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Form constancy refers to the recognition that an object remains the same even when its size on the retina changes due to variations in distance. This ability largely depends on our knowledge of the object's actual size, allowing us to perceive it as constant despite changes in the retinal image size.

Form Constancy Over Different Distances Depends on