Objects that cast a GREATER retinal disparity are perceived as being:
A)higher in the visual field.
B)closer.
C)farther away.
D)in motion.

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Retinal disparity refers to the slight difference between the image projected onto each retina. Objects that cast a greater retinal disparity appear to be closer, as the brain is able to use this information to infer depth and distance.

Objects That Cast a GREATER Retinal Disparity Are Perceived as Being