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QUESTION #9722
Question 1
Which depth perception cue requires both eyes and relies on the slight difference between the images each eye receives due to their different positions?
Correct Answer Explanation
Retinal disparity (also called binocular disparity) is a binocular cue to depth. Because the two eyes are separated horizontally, each eye receives a slightly different image of the same scene. The brain uses this difference to calculate depth and distance. Objects closer to the viewer create greater retinal disparity than distant objects.
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