AP Psychology Practice Test

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What are binocular cues important for?

Improving night vision

Depth perception that depends on the use of two eyes

Binocular cues are important for depth perception, which relies on the use of two eyes. By using both eyes, the brain can create a three-dimensional image and accurately perceive the distance and depth of objects in the environment. Option A is incorrect because while binocular cues can improve overall visual perception, they do not specifically enhance night vision. Option C is incorrect because peripheral vision refers to the ability to see objects on the sides of our visual field, and binocular cues do not play a major role in this. Option D is also incorrect because binocular cues do not affect our dependency on glasses, which typically correct for refractive errors in individual eyes, not binocular vision. Therefore, the most accurate and complete answer is B, as binocular cues are specifically important for depth perception that relies on the use of both eyes.

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Enhancing peripheral vision

Reducing dependency on glasses

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