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An experiment whereby a standard filled circle is exposed for 100-1000 msec on the tachistoscope for ten subjects. Each is asked to choose a comparison circle, which appears to be the same size, out of a series of eleven filled circles of various angular subtenses larger and smaller than the standard filled circle in the tachistoscope. The results indicate that exposure time has a role in the perception of size.