Two points if they are each the same distance to the right or left of the foveas in the two eyes and the same distance above or below the foveas.
A)are corresponding
B)are noncorresponding
C)have crossed disparity

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This is the definition of corresponding points, which have the same visual direction in each eye and are therefore fused into a single image in the brain. Non-corresponding points have different visual directions in each eye and cannot be fused into a single image. Crossed disparity occurs when an object is closer to the observer than the horopter (the imaginary line connecting corresponding points on the retina) and is perceived as being in front of the screen.

Two Points If They Are Each the Same Distance to the Right