The binocular depth cue, convergence, works because
A) your eyes see slightly different images which converge in the brain
B)objects that are closer to you stimulate larger areas of the retina
C) the muscles of the eyes send signals to the brain as they converge on an object
D) the convergence of two lines in the distance gives the illusion of a horizon.

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Convergence as a binocular depth cue involves the inward movement of the eyes when we focus on nearby objects. The brain receives signals from the muscles controlling eye movement, indicating how much convergence is occurring, which helps in perceiving depth.

The Binocular Depth Cue, Convergence, Works Because