A(n)is a display in which a grid is filled with tiny,randomly placed black and white square dots such that shape can be determined without accompanying changes in color,brightness,depth,or texture.
A)random dot kinematogram
B)point-light walker
C)MAE

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This description matches the definition of a random dot kinematogram, which is commonly used in visual perception research to study motion perception and depth perception. Option B, point-light walker, involves displaying points of light on the joints of a person or object to create the illusion of movement. Option C, MAE (Motion Aftereffect), refers to the illusion where stationary objects appear to move after prolonged exposure to a moving stimulus. None of these options match the given description as closely as option A.

A(n)is a Display in Which a Grid Is Filled with Tiny,randomly