The vision of older adults can be affected by age-related changes. One of these changes, which can make steps or street curbs difficult to manage, is a decline in
A) eye-hand coordination.
B) depth perception.
C) ocular elasticity.
D) color vision.

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Depth perception is the ability to judge the distance of objects and their relationship to each other in three-dimensional space. As people age, their ability to perceive depth can decline, which can make navigating steps or street curbs more challenging. Eye-hand coordination, ocular elasticity, and color vision also may decline with age, but these changes are not directly related to depth perception.

The Vision of Older Adults Can Be Affected by Age-Related