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GCSE Psychology · key term
The difference between the images received by the left and right retinas, which the brain uses to judge depth.
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Paper 1
Revise: Visual Cues and ConstanciesRetinal disparity is the difference between the images received by the two retinas. The brain combines information from both eyes and uses these differences to judge depth.
Distinguish retinal disparity, which concerns differences between the two retinal images, from convergence, which concerns the inward turning of the eyes.
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