List the types of depth clues and functions

Depth perception is the visual ability to perceive the world in three dimensions (3D) and the distance of an object.

Psychology -> Depth perception Depth perception Click on GO for an example of the depth cues monocular and binocular. There are various depth cues which occur within our bodies and within the environment or pictures. Those which occur within our bodies are known as primary depth cues and those in the environment or pictures are called secondary depth cues. Another distinction is whether the depth cue involves the use of one eye, monocular, or the use of both eyes, binocular. There are many depth cues which we utilise in the process, however, you only need to know the following for the exam. Monocular Binocular Primary (bodily) accommodation retinal disparity convergence Secondary (environmental/pictorial) linear perspective interposition texture gradients retinal size height in the visual field

if both eyes have diferent depths at the same time what happens

if you change position at same distance does it affect the depth perception?

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Could depth perception be explained as primary, we can see it's a house, secondary, we can see it's built from bricks ?

There are primary and secondary cues for depth perceptions.

Learning Depth Perception and the difference between the cues and visual process.