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Sociological theory helps us think systematically about deviance.
Stereoscopic Vision
The ability to perceive depth and three-dimensional structure from visual information derived from two slightly different perspectives provided by the two eyes.
Binocular Inversion
A visual phenomenon where the vision is flipped upside down due to the use of devices that invert the light paths reaching the eyes.
Binocular
Pertaining to or involving both eyes, especially in providing stereoscopic vision or depth perception.
Revision
The process of modifying, editing, or reorganizing written or verbal material to make it more accurate, comprehensible, or appropriate.
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