Our environments influence how we see and perceive the world. Every second of every day, we use monocular cues to judge distance and size of objects. While looking down the road at a car, we can note that as the car appears to get bigger, when it is in fact getting closer, which will make us yield caution while driving. We may also use linear perspective to see the lines of the road converge into the distance. We may also see that a car overlaps another, which shows us that the car that is partially hidden is farther away than the object that it is blocking. Relative height is also very important, and can be demonstrated in a simple example; with a car you are stopped behind at a red light, you cannot see its tires because it is
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