The binocular depth cue that arises from the fact that the images of most objects that are in the visual scene do not fall on the same location of the retinae of the two eyes is known as ______.
A)binocular rivalry
B)binocular instability
C)binocular transitivity
D)binocular disparity

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Binocular disparity arises from the fact that each eye has a slightly different view of the visual scene due to their slightly different positions. The brain processes this disparity to extract depth information and perceive objects as having three-dimensional structure. Binocular rivalry refers to the perceptional alternation that occur when different images are presented to each eye, binocular instability is not a recognized term in the field of vision, and binocular transitivity refers to the ability to use information from one pair of eyes to make predictions about another pair of eyes.

The Binocular Depth Cue That Arises from the Fact That