Dichoptic presentation refers to a visual stimulation technique used to present different images to each eye, which in turn creates a unique visual experience. However, several other terms can be used to describe this phenomenon. These include binocular rivalry, dichoptic masking, interocular suppression, and binocular fusion. These synonyms allude to the complexity of this phenomenon and its many applications, including vision research, ocular therapy, and virtual reality development. Overall, the term dichoptic presentation remains the most commonly used to describe this technique in the scientific literature, despite the existence of other synonyms that may better suit specific contexts.