Binocular Size Perception is a perceptual mechanism in visual cognition that integrates retinal image size and binocular disparity cues to compute the perceived physical dimensions of objects in three-dimensional space.
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Size Adaptation: A New Aftereffect
Colin Blakemore, Peter Sutton · Science · 1969 · 392 citations
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