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The apparent size and depth of the objects in stereograms were measured by the method of transposition. In both apparent size and depth the stereograms with the concrete background were estimated more precisely than those without it and the stereograms with the larger binocular disparity were also estimated more precisely than those with the small disparity. In each stereogram size constancy was obtained. If an antogonistic relationship between the disparity and the background was set, the background was dominant as a cue over the disparity. The positive correlation between the estimation of the apparent size and that of the apparent depth, and the consistent individual tendency in the estimation were found.

THE ESTIMATION OF APPARENT SIZE AND DEPTH IN STEREOSCOPIC VISION