Deletion and accretion are _____.
A) especially effective when viewing non-moving displays
B) only important when both eyes are open
C) effective for detecting depth when moving sideways
D) ineffective for judging depth in natural environments

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Deletion and accretion are particularly effective for detecting depth when moving sideways, as they occur due to occlusion (deletion) and emergence (accretion) of objects as they move in relation to the observer. They may also be effective in natural environments, such as when walking or driving, but their effectiveness can vary depending on the specific context.

Deletion and Accretion Are _____