Research with random dot stereograms has shown that
A)object recognition precedes correspondence matching.
B)correspondence matching is not necessary for the perception of binocular disparity.
C)correspondence matching precedes object recognition.

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Research involving random dot stereograms has demonstrated that the process of correspondence matching (identifying which elements in the two views correspond to each other) occurs before the brain can recognize objects. This is because the perception of depth from binocular disparity relies on matching the correct pairs of dots from the two slightly different images presented to each eye.

Research with Random Dot Stereograms Has Shown That