A display in which a grid is filled with tiny, randomly placed black and white square dots and in which the dots in a region of the grid are then moved rigidly together as a group is known as a(n):
A) random dot kinematogram.
B) point-light walker.
C) histogram.
D) apparent motion quartet.

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A random dot kinematogram is a visual display used to study motion perception, where a grid filled with randomly placed black and white dots is manipulated to create the illusion of motion by moving a subset of the dots as a group, without any recognizable shape or pattern.

A Display in Which a Grid Is Filled with Tiny