The Major Problem to Be Explained by Depth Perception Is

question 62

Multiple Choice

The major problem to be explained by depth perception is that

• A) the environment contains too few depth cues.
• B) there are no receptor cells that are selective for depth.
• C) there are no cells in the primary visual cortex that are selective for depth.
• D) the retina input is two-dimensional.

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