The 2.5-D sketch is not as complete as the 3-D sketch in that it:
A) is formed from information received from only one eye.
B) does not incorporate information derived from motion.
C) is not effective for recognizing an object from different perspectives.
D) is only a two-dimensional representation.

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The 2.5-D sketch is an intermediate representation in visual processing that captures depth and surface orientation but is viewer-centered, making it less effective for recognizing objects from different perspectives compared to a 3-D sketch.

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