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Our perception of objects tends to remain constant despite changes in sensory input like perspective, lighting, size, or distance. This constancy effect allows us to recognize objects as the same even when our visual perception of them changes. Constancy indicates that perception involves both receiving sensory data and reconciling it with our memories and knowledge of objects. Examples of constancy include perceiving an object's size, brightness, shape, loudness, and other properties as unchanged in different conditions.











