The effects of the Ames Room are DUE primarily to distortions in:
A) aerial perspective.
B) distance.
C) size.
D) texture gradient.

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The Ames Room is designed to create the illusion of a normal rectangular room, but it is actually a trapezoidal shape. This creates a distortion in distance perception, as the two people in the room appear to be different sizes despite standing at the same distance from the observer. Size, texture gradient, and aerial perspective are not the primary factors in creating the illusion of the Ames Room.

The Effects of the Ames Room Are DUE Primarily to Distortions