The perception that a cartoon character is hopping across a movie screen best illustrates

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Stroboscopic movement, also known as "phi phenomenon," is the illusion of movement created by a rapid succession of stationary images, such as in a motion picture. This is the effect that makes cartoon characters appear to be hopping across the screen. The other options, while related to visual perception, are not applicable to this specific scenario. The McGurk effect involves a auditory-visual interaction in speech perception, retinal disparity refers to the difference between the images received by each eye, and the volley principle pertains to neural firing patterns in hearing.

The Perception That a Cartoon Character Is Hopping Across a Movie