The Process by Which Your Lens Changes Shape to Focus

question 51

Multiple Choice

The process by which your lens changes shape to focus on objects at varying distances from your eyes is called:

• A) visual accommodation.
• B) perceptual constancy.
• C) inattentional blindness.
• D) visual transduction.

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The amount of a commodity or service available beyond what is directly needed by its consumers, often leading to lower prices.

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Surplus

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