Depth Principles in Visual Perception

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Depth Perception and the Eye

Which three statements below correctly describe the role of the eye and its structures?

The image received by the retina is a clear, complete and flawless image.

A person who has only one eye is incapable of using depth cues.

The lens provides a monocular cue to depth, since it bulges and flattens in order to focus the light received from items at differing distances onto the retina.

The image that is captured on the retina is a 2-dimensional, upside-down image.

Some cues to depth, such as convergence and retinal disparity, depend on the functioning of both eyes.

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