The Ames room was specifically designed to test ________________?
Correct answer: B. size constancy
- A. shape constancy
- B. size constancy
- C. motion parallax
- D. interposition
Explanation
The Ames room creates a misleading perspective in which equal-sized people appear different in size, testing how visual context can disrupt size constancy. It is not primarily a test of motion parallax or interposition.
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