The muscles that control the movement of the eyeballs provide the depth cue called

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Convergence refers to the degree to which our eyes turn inward to focus on an object. This provides a depth cue because the closer an object is, the more our eyes need to converge in order to focus on it. The muscles that control this movement of the eyeballs are responsible for the convergence depth cue, making choice B the best answer. Linear perspective, binocular disparity, and accommodation are all depth cues, but they are not directly related to the movement of the eyeball muscles.

The Muscles That Control the Movement of the Eyeballs Provide