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Size discrimination is an aspect of spatial perception in which observers compare the size of objects and can distinguish between them accurately in spite of changes in light , angle, distance, perspective etc.

See alsoEdit

• Apparent size
• Convergence micropsia
• Linear perspective
• Size constancy