________ is (are) information that specifies the distance of an object on the basis of its movement.
A) Motion cues
B) Monocular static cues
C) Texture gradients
D) Retinal disparity

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Motion cues provide information about distance based on an object's movement, such as optical flow (the pattern of movement of elements in a visual scene) or motion parallax (the apparent displacement of objects at different distances when the observer moves their head or eyes). Monocular static cues (B) include factors such as overlap, relative size, and familiar size, but they do not rely on movement. Texture gradients (C) refer to the gradual change in texture on surfaces as they recede into the distance, but this does not provide specific distance information. Retinal disparity (D) is the difference between the images projected onto each eye and provides information for depth perception, but not specifically for distance.

________ Is (Are) Information That Specifies the Distance of an Object