Question

You are participating in a local psychology experiment. The research assistant asks you to hold two pencils in front of you and touch the eraser tips together. She then asks you to do this with one eye closed. You find this terribly difficult, which demonstrates the importance of:

Answer 1

Binocular Cues

Step-by-step explanation:

Binocular cues are information visually obtained when the two eyes of humans are open and can see. The visual information is processed by the human brain in order to enable humans perceive distance or depth.

One of the importance of binocular cues to humans is that it helps us know the steepness of a hilly path when climbing. It also helps sportsmen like footballers to know how close or far-off an incoming ball is.