Understanding how to change your immediate response to triggering events can help you improve your mental and emotional well-being.

Object constancy suggests that, at some point in our early development, humans express the capacity to understand that "out of sight" doesn't mean "gone." ...

Another example, more relevant to our geometric illusions, is size constancy, or the tendency to identify an object as being constant in size whether it is near or far.

Psychology professor trains goldfish Project hopes to prove link between human, aquatic animal object constancy ‌ A. Sue Weisler RIT psychology professor Caroline DeLong, whose object perception ...

For example, Mahler wrote that if a child's caretaker is abusive, this can result in a defense mechanism in their psychology called "splitting," which could help explain why some people grow up with a ...

IF two objects of the same size are viewed so that one is twice as far from the eyes as the other, the retinal image of the farther object will be one-half the size of the image of the nearer ...

PERCEPTUAL constancy refers to relative stability in judgments of an object property with changes in its sensory stimulus. For example, visual judgments of the size and shape of objects are ...

Object constancy suggests that, at some point in our early development, humans express the capacity to understand that "out of sight" doesn't mean "gone." ...