If you stood on an airport runway and looked into the distance, the sides of the runway would appear to come together in the distance.This is an example of the depth cue known as:
A)convergence
B)linear perspective
C)binocular disparity
D)common fate

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Linear perspective is the depth cue that occurs when parallel lines appear to converge in the distance. This is what creates the illusion that the sides of the runway are coming together as you look into the distance. Convergence refers to the way in which our eyes turn inward as we look at objects up close, while binocular disparity refers to the slight difference between the images projected onto each eye. Common fate refers to the tendency for things that move together to be perceived as a group.

If You Stood on an Airport Runway and Looked into the Distance