This motion cue for depth perception specifies that near objects seem to pass more quickly than objects that are farther away.
A) stereoscopic motion
B) convergence
C) motion aftereffects
D) motion parallax

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Motion parallax refers to the fact that as we move, objects at different distances appear to move at different rates. Near objects appear to move quickly in the opposite direction to our motion, while far objects appear to move more slowly in the same direction as our motion. This is a monocular cue for depth perception, as it can be perceived with only one eye.

This Motion Cue for Depth Perception Specifies That near Objects