Perceived Measures
Figure 2 diagrams the perceived (subjective) values for a viewed object.
Point O′ represents the place from which the observer feels that he or she is viewing the world. For present purposes, O′ can represent the cyclopean eye (Ono, 1970, Ono, Mapp & Howard, 2002).
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