The illusion of movement in animated neon signs is known as

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The phi phenomenon is the illusion of movement created by a series of flashing lights or images. This is commonly used in animated neon signs to create the appearance of movement. Option A, interposition, refers to the overlap of objects in a scene. Option B, relative motion, refers to the perception of movement of an object in relation to a stationary background. Option C, the McGurk effect, is an auditory illusion where conflicting audio and visual cues result in a perception of a different sound.

The Illusion of Movement in Animated Neon Signs Is Known