Which cues do we use to determine if an object is closer to us than an object that we are focusing on? O The closer object appears smaller than we would expect it to be relative to the object we are focusing on O The image of the closer object can obscure the image of the object we are focusing on O The image of the closer object falls on the blind spot when we are focusing on the distant object

Which cues do we use to determine if an object is closer to us than an object that we are focusing on? O The closer object appears smaller than we would expect it to be relative to the object we are focusing on O The image of the closer object can obscure the image of the object we are focusing on O The image of the closer object falls on the blind spot when we are focusing on the distant object

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O The closer object appears smaller than we would expect it to be relative to the object we are focusing on
O The image of the closer object can obscure the image of the object we are focusing on
O The image of the closer object falls on the blind spot when we are focusing on the distant object

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