Abstract
Magnitude estimations of the size and distance of a variable relative to a standard were obtained in the absence of distance cues. Estimates were provided by different groups under three conditions: (a) physical size and distance variant, visual angle of the variable constant and equal to the standard, (b) physical size constant, physical distance and visual angle of variable changing, and (c) physical distance constant, physical size and visual angle of the variable changing. The results in both experiments were very similar. In each case both size and distance estimates conformed to relative visual angle. The results are applied to an analysis of size-matches that are obtained when distance cues are eliminated. © 1969 Psychonomic Society, Inc.
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Epstein, W., & Landauer, A. A. (1969). Size and distance judgments under reduced conditions of viewing. Perception & Psychophysics, 6(5), 269–272. https://doi.org/10.3758/BF03210096
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