Distance cues that involve both eyes are called _____ cues.
A)binocular
B)telescopic
C)monocular
D)microscopic

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Binocular cues refer to the visual information taken in by both eyes and processed by the brain to determine depth perception and distance. Some examples of binocular cues include convergence (the eyes moving inward to focus on a nearby object) and disparity (slight differences in the images received by each eye, helping to determine distance). Telescopic and microscopic cues are not related to distance perception, while monocular cues only involve information from one eye.

Distance Cues That Involve Both Eyes Are Called _____ Cues