If we see a German shepherd standing 30 feet from us, we perceive that it is just as big as it was when it was much closer to us.This is primarily due to

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The phenomenon described in the question is an example of size constancy. Despite the fact that the German shepherd is now much farther away from us, we still perceive it as being the same size as it was when it was closer. This is because our brains take into account the distance between us and the object, and adjust our perception of its size accordingly, in order to maintain constancy.

If We See a German Shepherd Standing 30 Feet from Us