Multiple Choice
According to Berkeley's analysis of depth perception, we see the world in three dimensions because:
A) we directly perceive three dimensions, height, width, and depth
B) we infer depth from various sensory cues
C) the innate Categories of Perception impose three dimensional space on experience as a logically necessary preconception of consciousness
D) none of these
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