Multiple Choice
The main difference between binocular and monocular depth cues is that
A) monocular cues are generally more complex than binocular cues.
B) monocular cues require information from both eyes, while binocular cues do not.
C) binocular cues are used mostly for Gestalt perception, while monocular cues are used for motion.
D) binocular cues require information from both eyes, while monocular cues do not.
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