The Main Question Behind the Study of Depth and Motion

question 20

Multiple Choice

The main question behind the study of depth and motion perception is ____.

• A) how the senses accommodate to incoming depth and motion cues
• B) how the body in motion collects perceptual information
• C) how the brain converts two-dimensional sensory input into three-dimensional perceptions
• D) what parts of the brain are most involved with the interpretation of motion and distance

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