To perceive the motion of a kite zigzagging back and forth inthe sky, your brain is combining all of the following information EXCEPT:

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Stroboscopic motion is not involved in perceiving the motion of a continuous moving object like a kite. The other three factors are all important in combining sensory information to perceive motion. Eye-muscle activity helps to track the movement, the changing retinal image provides information about the direction and speed of the movement, and the contrast of the moving object with the stationary background helps to distinguish the object from the background and enhances the perception of motion.

To Perceive the Motion of a Kite Zigzagging Back and Forth