When depth cues are put in conflict, one cue tends to win. This is an example of
A) motion parallax
B) stereopsis
C) cue dominance
D) an experimental artifact

Name: When depth cues are put in conflict, one cue tends to win. This is an example of A) motion parallax B) stereopsis C) cue dominance D) an experimental artifact
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Cue dominance refers to the phenomenon where, in situations where different depth cues conflict, one cue tends to dominate or override the others in the perception of depth.

When Depth Cues Are Put in Conflict, One Cue Tends