The Movement of the Eyes as They Adjust to Objects

question 84

Multiple Choice

The movement of the eyes as they adjust to objects at different distances is called

• A) monocular vision.
• B) accommodation.
• C) superposition.
• D) convergence.

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Validity

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An error in reasoning that renders an argument invalid, often due to irrelevant premises or faulty connections between ideas.

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