Hilda had an operation on her eyes, but the doctors were unable to save the vision in one eye.Based on what is known about visual perception, you should predict that Hilda will:
A)lose her ability to perceive colors accurately
B)no longer be able to utilize binocular depth cues
C)no longer have any perception of depth
D)be more likely to misinterpret perceptual illusions

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Binocular depth cues rely on the comparison between the images received by each eye, so if Hilda only has vision in one eye, she will not be able to utilize these cues. However, the other options are not necessarily affected by loss of vision in one eye. Accurate color perception and susceptibility to illusions depend on other factors. Perception of depth can still be achieved with monocular cues, such as relative size, occlusion, and perspective.

Hilda Had an Operation on Her Eyes, but the Doctors