Warren and Hannon (1998) showed that, when the eyes of individuals move as they walk forward-say, to track a stationary object off to one side, the individuals:
A) focus of expansion corresponds to the navigation goal.
B) lose their balance and fall.
C) can still judge their heading accurately.
D) are unable to judge their heading accurately.

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Warren and Hannon (1998) demonstrated that individuals can still accurately judge their heading even when their eyes move to track a stationary object while walking forward. This suggests that the human visual system is capable of compensating for eye movements to maintain accurate navigation.

Warren and Hannon (1998) Showed That, When the Eyes of Individuals