What is another word for perceptual constancy?
Pronunciation: [pəsˈɛpt͡ʃuːə͡l kˈɒnstənsi] (IPA) 
Perceptual constancy refers to the ability of living organisms to perceive familiar objects and situations consistently despite variations in the stimuli received by the senses. Its synonyms include perceptual stability, perceptual continuity, and perceptual consistency. Perceptual stability, in particular, emphasizes the ability to maintain a stable representation of sensory information over time, whereas perceptual continuity highlights the seamless integration of separate sensory inputs into a unified percept. Perceptual consistency, on the other hand, emphasizes the match between perceived objects and their real-world counterparts, despite differences in viewing angle, distance, lighting, and other factors. All these terms describe the remarkable capacity of the brain to construct a stable and accurate image of the external world.
