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The actual size of a retinal afterimage (in degrees of visual arc) a. is larger when viewing a distant surface than a near surface.b. is larger when viewing a near surface than a distant surface.c depends critically on eye-movements.d. changes only when the physical size of the adapting stimulus is changed.e. depends on whether the viewing surface is at the same distance as the adapting surface
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