The imaginary plane in which all objects project to corresponding points in the left and right retina is
A) the horopter.
B) the univariance plane.
C) the constancy arc.
D) Air Force One.

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The horopter is the imaginary plane in which all objects project to corresponding points in the left and right retina. This is important in understanding how the visual system processes depth and spatial relations of objects. B) The univariance plane refers to the fact that a particular photoreceptor can't distinguish between different wavelengths of light, and thus the visual system must rely on the combined activity of multiple receptors to perceive color. C) The constancy arc refers to the perceptual phenomenon in which our brain adjusts for changes in size, shape, and brightness of objects in relation to their distance, so that they appear relatively constant. D) Air Force One is not related to vision or perception.

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