________ is (are) the difference between the images striking the retinas of the two eyes.
A) Motion cues
B) Binocular cues
C) Retinal disparity
D) Stereopsis

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Retinal disparity refers to the difference between the images that each eye receives due to the slight distance between them. This disparity is used by the brain to perceive depth and spatial relationships in the visual field. Motion cues (A) and binocular cues (B) can also contribute to depth perception, but they do not specifically involve the difference between the two retinal images. Stereopsis (D) is essentially synonymous with retinal disparity and refers to the 3D perception that results from the brain's processing of the retinal disparity information.

________ Is (Are) the Difference Between the Images Striking the Retinas