Ames boxes and the Ponzo illusion have in common that:
A) an illusory distance is computed from an inaccurately perceived size
B) monocular and binocular depth cues are in conflict
C) monocular and binocular depth cues are interacting
D) an illusory size is computed from an inaccurately perceived distance

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Both Ames boxes and the Ponzo illusion involve an illusory size perception due to inaccurately perceived distance, where the context or background affects how size is interpreted.

Ames Boxes and the Ponzo Illusion Have in Common That