This concept suggests that we divide visual information into two parts in which some of the information appears closer and better defined while the rest of the information appears further away and "unhighlighted"

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The concept being described is figure-ground, which is the differentiation between the foreground (closer and highlighted) and the background (further away and unhighlighted) in visual information. Option A, object specification, refers to the ability to identify an object regardless of its size or position in space. Option B, binocular depth cues, are visual cues that involve the use of both eyes to perceive depth, such as stereopsis. Option C, decompositional analysis, is the process of breaking down complex stimuli into simpler components for better understanding.

This Concept Suggests That We Divide Visual Information into Two