When you watch a movie, it appears as if the images on the screen are moving smoothly. In fact, the movie is produced by a series of still photographs that are projected on the screen. You perceive the images as moving smoothly rather than as a jerky series of images because of:
A)motion parallax.
B)stroboscopic motion.
C)induced motion.
D)the dot-and-frame principle.

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Stroboscopic motion is the visual phenomenon that occurs when a series of still images are presented in rapid succession, creating the illusion of smooth, continuous motion. This principle underlies the perception of motion in movies and animations.

When You Watch a Movie, It Appears as If the Images