Stroboscopic movement refers to
A)the movement of a visual image to an area outside of the fovea
B)instances where a light appears to move between two adjacent flashing lights
C)illusory movements that are due to binocular depth cues
D)illusory movements that are due to perceptual constancies

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Stroboscopic movement is an optical illusion where a light appears to move between two adjacent flashing lights, creating the perception of motion from a series of static images or lights. This is the principle behind motion pictures.

Stroboscopic Movement Refers to