The Fact That, When We Look at an Object, Each

question 119

Multiple Choice

The fact that, when we look at an object, each one of our two eyes receives a slightly different image of the object is known as

• A) retinal disparity.
• B) binocular inversion.
• C) convergence.
• D) stereophonic vision.
• E) motion parallax.

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