When you look at yourself in a mirror, the image of your face is considerably smaller than your face actually is.Nevertheless, your face appears normal.This fact is explained by
A)the principle of closure.
B)the concept of size constancy.
C)the concept of shape constancy.
D)habituation.

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Size constancy allows us to perceive objects as maintaining their size even when viewed from different distances or angles. In the case of looking at your own face in a mirror, size constancy allows us to perceive our face as normal-sized, despite the fact that the image in the mirror is considerably smaller than the actual face.

When You Look at Yourself in a Mirror, the Image