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QUESTION #9761
Question 1
The capacity to perceive the world in three dimensions and to judge distances is called:
Correct Answer Explanation
Depth perception is the visual ability to see the world in three dimensions and estimate object distances. It relies on monocular cues (perspective) and binocular cues (retinal disparity). Illusion is a misperception; delusion is a false belief.
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