Barrons AP Psychology 7th edition

(E) We know that when objects get closer to us they do not grow larger because, through
experience, we have learned size constancy. Damage to the fovea would impair vision, and an
inability to use binocular cues would limit depth perception. The Gestalt principles of perception
(e.g., similarity, proximity) are thought to be inborn. Place theory is a theory about how we
recognize pitch.