Asked by Kristina Martin on Jul 06, 2024

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The autokinetic illusion is exemplified by ________.

A) the phi phenomenon
B) the apparent drifting of a tiny, constantly shining light
C) the apparent motion of a series of rapidly shown still pictures in motion picture films
D) photographic prints

Autokinetic Illusion

A visual perception phenomenon where a static light in a dark room appears to move because of small involuntary eye movements.

Tiny

A term used to describe something that is very small in size.

Constantly Shining Light

A continuous and uninterrupted emission of light from a source.

  • Recognize and elucidate a range of optical and auditory illusions and occurrences.
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Zybrea KnightJul 08, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
The autokinetic illusion is the apparent drifting of a tiny, constantly shining light in a dark room, caused by the eye's inability to keep the eye's gaze from shifting slightly over time. This illusion has been used in studies of conformity and social influence.