We learn to perceive objects that appear to move with us as being at greater distances due to the phenomenon of__________.

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Motion parallax refers to the way distant objects appear to move slower in relation to nearby objects as our viewpoint changes. This helps us perceive relative distance and depth in a scene, and objects that appear to move with us (such as the view from a car window) will be perceived as being farther away than objects that appear to move past us quickly.

We Learn to Perceive Objects That Appear to Move with Us