The fact that an approaching object takes up increasingly larger portions of your retina provides a motion cue called:
A) disocclusion
B) kinetic depth
C) looming
D) occlusion

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Looming refers to the motion cue created by an approaching object taking up increasingly larger portions of your retina. Disocclusion and occlusion refer to motion cues created by objects partially or fully blocking each other's view. Kinetic depth is a type of motion cue that involves perceiving depth and movement from a 2D image through changes in shading or texture.

The Fact That an Approaching Object Takes Up Increasingly Larger