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Scaling of Very, Very Short Visual Extents

Using the magnitude estimation and production methods, the psychophysical function for very, very short visual extents was shown to be a straight line. The argument is made that the linearity of the psychophysical function is independent of past experience. Such a linear relation is plausibly due to the linearity of the transformation, through perceptual constancy, of the physical extents into apparent extents.