The term used to describe distance cues that are obtained through comparing the differing views from each of our eyes is:
A)monocular cues
B)binocular cues
C)bipolar cues
D)perceptual constancies

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Binocular cues are the visual cues that provide information about depth and distance by comparing the views from both eyes. This helps in creating a 3D image which helps in determining the location of the object. Monocular cues, on the other hand, are visual cues that are available to each eye separately and provide information related to depth and distance. Bipolar cues and perceptual constancies are not related to distance cues obtained through comparing the views from each of our eyes.

The Term Used to Describe Distance Cues That Are Obtained