When we stare at an object, each eye receives slightly different image, providing a depth cue known as _____________?
Correct answer: D. retinal disparity
- A. convergence
- B. linear perspective
- C. relative motion
- D. retinal disparity
Explanation
Retinal disparity is the slight difference between the images received by the two eyes, which the brain uses to judge depth. Convergence instead depends on the inward turning of the eyes when viewing a near object.
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