The binocular depth cue that relies on the fact that objects within 25 feet project images to slightly different locations on the right and left retinas, so that the right and left eyes see slightly different views of the object, is known as
A)convergence.
B)retinal disparity.
C)accommodation.
D)relative size.

Question

The binocular depth cue that relies on the fact that objects within 25 feet project images to slightly different locations on the right and left retinas, so that the right and left eyes see slightly different views of the object, is known as ​
A)convergence.
B)retinal disparity.
C)accommodation.
D)relative size.

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Retinal disparity is the binocular depth cue that relies on the slight difference in the images projected on the left and right retinas. This difference helps in perceiving depth, especially for objects that are within 25 feet of the viewer.

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