In a random dot kinematogram, a particular shape of a region is defined only:
A) by the brightness of the region.
B) when the region is not moving.
C) by the relative motions at its edges.
D) by the color of a defined region.

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In a random dot kinematogram, the shape of a region is defined by the relative motions at its edges, not by brightness, color, or the region being static. This technique is used to study motion perception in vision science.

In a Random Dot Kinematogram, a Particular Shape of a Region