Normally, as an object moves closer to us, its retinal image grows larger, but we know it is not growing larger because of
A)size constancy.
B)distance constancy.
C)shape constancy.
D)motion parallax.

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Size constancy is the perceptual ability to recognize that an object maintains the same size regardless of its distance from us. Therefore, even though the retinal image of an object may be growing larger as it moves closer, our size constancy mechanism kicks in and allows us to perceive the object as the same size.

Normally, as an Object Moves Closer to Us, Its Retinal