The binocular cue in which you judge the distance of an object based on the degree to which the muscles of your eyes rotate inwards to focus on an object is called:

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Convergence is the binocular cue used to judge the distance of an object based on the degree to which the muscles of your eyes rotate inwards to focus on an object. Accommodation refers to the process by which the lens of the eye changes shape to focus on an object at different distances. Motion parallax is the monocular cue used to judge the distance of objects in motion based on the relative speed and direction of their movement. Overlap is the monocular cue used to judge the distance of objects based on which objects appear to be in front of or behind others.

The Binocular Cue in Which You Judge the Distance of an Object