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KembaraXtra-Psychology - Aubert–Förster phenomenon
The Aubert–Förster phenomenon (also called the Förster phenomenon) claims that near objects are perceived with greater acuity than farther objects even when they subtend the same visual angle; it relates to aerial perspective and is compared with the Aubert–Förster law.
The Aubert–Förster phenomenon (also called the Förster phenomenon) claims that near objects are perceived with greater acuity than farther objects even when they subtend the same visual angle; it relates to aerial perspective and is compared with the Aubert–Förster law.
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