Research findings of random dot stereograms have shown that:
A) object recognition precedes correspondence matching.
B) correspondence matching is not necessary for the perception of binocular disparity.
C) correspondence matching precedes object recognition.
D) object recognition occurs simultaneously with correspondence matching.

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Correspondence matching precedes object recognition in the process of viewing random dot stereograms. This is because the visual system first determines which elements in the two images correspond to each other (correspondence matching) before it can interpret these elements as part of coherent objects (object recognition).

Research Findings of Random Dot Stereograms Have Shown That