A mismatch between visual cues and vestibular information can cause:
A)referred pain.
B)motion sickness.
C)motion parallax.
D)visual form agnosia.

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A mismatch between visual cues and vestibular information can cause motion sickness. This occurs when there is conflicting information between what your eyes see and what your inner ear senses in terms of motion and balance. This can often occur in activities such as reading while in a moving vehicle or being on a boat.

A Mismatch Between Visual Cues and Vestibular Information Can Cause