One possibility is that cues like this alter the displayer's perceived size, thereby influencing perceivers' status attributions.
Through what mechanism does body ownership of different-sized bodies change the perceived size of target objects in the experiments we have described here?
The influence of perceived size and firmness on acceptability was also assessed.
But around the central region is a thin, ring-shaped reflective telescope, which expands the perceived size of objects like weak binoculars.
For example, the perceived size of the government deficit or general economic knowledge was unrelated to whether people considered the deficit a major problem.
How accurately, for example, does the visually perceived size of an object match its physical size as measured (e.g., with a yardstick)?
In "Miss Leavitt's Stars", George Johnson artfully tells how this seemingly obscure research led to a drastic revision in the perceived size of the universe.
This can be explained as an effect of sensorimotor learning if we consider a pictorial size illusion as simply a perturbation of visually perceived size.
These findings suggest that ventral stream regions that show category specificity are modulated by the perceived size and distance of visual stimuli.
If distance is sufficiently great, for example, the perceived size of objects will decrease; thus, viewed from an airplane in flight, there seem to be "toy" houses, cars, and people below.
Turning to the vowels, as the number of back vowels increased so did perceived size (r = 0.63, p < 0.001), whereas as the number of front vowels increased the perceived size decreased (r = –0.62, p < 0.001).
