Lateral movements of the head can generate a cue to depth called_____.
A) diplasia
B) motion parallax
C) linear stereopsis
D) rotation

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Motion parallax is the visual phenomenon where, as an observer moves their head, objects at different distances appear to move at different rates across the visual field, creating a sense of depth. Lateral movements of the head are one way to generate this cue to depth. Diplasia and linear stereopsis are not valid terms, and rotation is too general to fully capture the specific visual phenomenon being described.

Lateral Movements of the Head Can Generate a Cue to Depth