In real-world situations
A)only one or two depth cues are ever used.
B)different depth cues tend to provide inconsistent information.
C)different depth cues tend to provide consistent information.

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In real-world situations, different depth cues tend to provide consistent information. This is because our brain integrates information from multiple depth cues to create a unified perception of depth and distance. For example, if we see an object that appears large on our retina, but know from other cues (such as its position relative to other objects) that it is far away, our brain will adjust our perception of its size and distance accordingly. Therefore, it is common for multiple depth cues to work together to provide accurate information about depth and distance.

In Real-World Situations