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Binocular Cues
Binocular cues are visual signals used to perceive depth that depend on the simultaneous use of both eyes. By integrating the slightly different information received from each eye's unique vantage point, the brain can establish a sense of three-dimensional space.
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An art critic is viewing a photograph that masterfully creates a sense of three-dimensional space, with some objects appearing very close and others far in the distance. Since the photograph is a flat, two-dimensional surface, which category of visual information is the brain primarily using to perceive this illusion of depth?