The "hole in the hand" illusion described in your textbook demonstrates
A)retinal disparity and the fusion of the two images.
B)binocular depth cue known as accommodation.
C)the phi phenomenon and motion parallax.
D)convergence of the blind spots of both eyes to create the illusion.

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The "hole in the hand" illusion is created by presenting slightly different images to each eye, which produces retinal disparity. The brain then fuses these two images together, creating the illusion of a hole in the person's hand.

The "Hole in the Hand" Illusion Described in Your Textbook