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The answer to this question would be Option D i.e. the misperception of distance.
Built in 1946 by Adelbert Ames, Jr., an Ames room is a warped room designed to provide the optical illusion of relative proportions.
In an Ames room, regular perspective is lost when looking at people or objects. A person standing in one corner appears to the viewer to be substantially larger than a person standing in the opposite corner while the room appears to have a typical rectangular shape due to the optical illusion produced by the warped room.
This is interpreted to mean that our perception of the outside world is significantly influenced by our past experiences.
This question is incomplete. The complete question is:
The Ames illusion involving two girls who are perceived as very different in size can best be explained in terms of
a. shape constancy.
b. retinal disparity.
c. the principle of continuity.
d. the misperception of distance.
e. the visual cliff
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