When traveling, the monocular cue motion parallax produces the perception that

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Motion parallax is the relative motion of different objects as we move, which helps us perceive depth and distance. Distant objects appear to move slowly in the opposite direction of our movement, while closer objects appear to move quickly in the same direction as our movement. This produces the perception of both distant objects moving along with us (A) and close objects moving past us quickly (C). Objects at intermediate distances also provide some motion parallax clues but do not necessarily appear stationary (B). Therefore, all of these statements are true, making D the best answer.

When Traveling, the Monocular Cue Motion Parallax Produces the Perception