At low levels of illumination, looking next to an object rather than directly at it would produce
A)temporary visual agnosia.
B)improved night vision.
C)night blindness.
D)tunnel vision.

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At low levels of illumination, looking next to an object rather than directly at it allows the use of the rod cells in the retina, which are more sensitive to low light but are located mostly around the periphery of the retina. This technique improves night vision.

At Low Levels of Illumination, Looking Next to an Object