The design of the Ames room creates
A)retinal disparity.
B)a size and shape constancy illusion.
C)motion parallax.
D)stroboscopic movement.

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The design of the Ames room creates a size and shape constancy illusion. The room is shaped in a way that makes one person appear much larger than the other, but due to the angle and the distance from which the room is viewed, both people appear to be the same size. This illusion plays with our perception of size constancy and shape constancy.

The Design of the Ames Room Creates