The difference in the speed and direction with which objects appear to move in the retinal image as an observer moves within a scene provide the depth cue of:
A) motion parallax.
B) optic flow.
C) accretion.
D) linear perspective.

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Motion parallax is a depth cue that involves objects at different distances moving at different speeds and in different directions on the retina as the observer moves through a scene.

The Difference in the Speed and Direction with Which Objects