The perception of movement as a result of alternating signals appearing in rapid succession in different locations is termed:
A)apparent motion.
B)an illusory conjunction.
C)opponent processes.
D)the Ames illusion.

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Apparent motion refers to the perception of movement created by rapidly alternating signals appearing in different locations. This phenomenon is commonly used in animation and film to give the illusion of movement.

The Perception of Movement as a Result of Alternating Signals