Our ability to see fine details in a scene or in text is our:
A) visual angle
B) visual acuity
C) visual constancy
D) visual accommodation

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Visual acuity refers to our ability to see fine details, such as small letters or objects, in a scene or in text. Visual angle refers to the angle at which an object or scene is viewed. Visual constancy refers to our ability to perceive objects as maintaining their size, shape, and color despite changes in their visual appearance due to changes in viewing conditions. Visual accommodation refers to the ability of the lens of our eye to change shape in order to focus on objects at different distances.

Our Ability to See Fine Details in a Scene or in Text