After suffering stroke damage to specific areas of her brain, mrs. m. cannot visually perceive the motion of objects, though she can visually perceive their form, color, and depth. her experience best illustrates the role of in visual perception. a. kinesthesis b. parallel processing c. retinal disparity d. sensory adaptation

The answer to this question would be: b. parallel processing

Parallel processing allowing the brain to process the motion, form, color and depth simultaneously.
Kinesthesis is problem in muscle so it is irrelevant. The retinal disparity is the ability to perceive depth by using both retina your both eyes. Sensory adaptation causing lower responsiveness to the brain for a stimulus that constantly felt for a long time.