Question: An Individual With Two Eyes May Fail To Perceive Depth From Binocular Cues In Which On The Following Conditions: The Individual’s Eyes Are Too Close Together On Their Face, Reducing The Retinal Disparity And Eliminating Cues Essential For Binocular Vision. O An Individual May Fail To Perceive Depth From Binocular Cues In Foggy Conditions When Atmosphere …
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An individual with two eyes may fail to perceive depth from binocular cues in which on the following conditions: The individual’s eyes are too close together on their face, reducing the retinal disparity and eliminating cues essential for binocular vision. O An individual may fail to perceive depth from binocular cues in foggy conditions when atmosphere masks features far off in the distance. That individual did not develop binocular cells early in development, commonly as a consequence of poor oculomotor control in the first few years of life. The individual is not wearing red/green (or red/blue) anaglyph glasses, which are required for 3D depth perception from binocular cues.
