In the Ames Room, We Look Through the Viewing Hole

Multiple Choice

In the Ames room, we look through the viewing hole, we cannot distinguish the trapezoids, and we use our cues of familiar sizes and shapes to infer a normal room.Our visual systems convert the trapezoids into squares, so that we can perceive the room itself as normal.This results in ______.

A) binocular rivalry
B) an illusion of optic flow
C) a breakdown of size constancy
D) an interruption in motion parallax