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Abstract When observers are confronted with a set of stimuli of varying sizes, the relatively salient large stimuli among them tend to influence their judgments, leading them to overestimate the average size of the set of stimuli—a phenomenon known as the "amplification effect." This effect is a prevalent phenomenon in the research on ensemble perception, yet its mechanism remains unclear.
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