All of us visually read lips as part of our hearing.This is best illustrated by

A) retinal disparity.
B) cochlear implants.
C) phantom limb sensations.
D) the McGurk effect.

The McGurk effect is a phenomenon where the brain combines visual information from lip reading with auditory information when perceiving speech sounds. This shows that we visually read lips as part of our hearing, as the brain combines both visual and auditory information to understand speech. Retinal disparity refers to the slight difference in the images seen by each eye, which contributes to depth perception. Cochlear implants are devices that are implanted in the ear to bypass damaged parts of the hearing system. Phantom limb sensations are sensations felt in a missing limb, which is not directly related to visual lip reading or hearing.