Information that is presented simultaneously to different sensory modes provides
A) linear perspective.
B) texture gradients.
C) intersensory redundancy.
D) retinal disparity.

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Intersensory redundancy refers to the presentation of the same information to different sensory modalities (such as vision and hearing). This redundancy helps to increase the reliability and accuracy of perception. The other options (linear perspective, texture gradients, and retinal disparity) do not refer to the presentation of information to multiple senses.

Information That Is Presented Simultaneously to Different Sensory Modes Provides