When judging how far away a distant object is, you rely on:
A) invariants
B) affordances
C) monocular cues
D) binocular cues

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Monocular cues are the depth cues that can be perceived using only one eye, such as perspective, size, and texture gradient. Judging the distance of a distant object relies on these cues. Invariants are properties of objects that remain constant regardless of changes in viewing conditions, affordances refer to the opportunities for action that an object provides, and binocular cues require both eyes to work together to provide depth information.

When Judging How Far Away a Distant Object Is, You