In order to be an effective cue to depth or distance, retinal disparity relies on the fact that:
A) some information from each eye is sent to the opposite brain hemisphere.
B) monocular cues are also at work.
C) what cannot be seen by one eye will be seen by the other.
D) each eye receives a slightly different view of the world.

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Retinal disparity relies on each eye receiving a slightly different view of the world. This difference in perspective allows the brain to create a three-dimensional perception of the environment. Monocular cues (such as linear perspective or relative size) are not necessary for retinal disparity to work, although they can contribute to depth perception as well.

In Order to Be an Effective Cue to Depth or Distance