Electronic signs create an illusion of movement by illuminating small adjacent lights in rapid succession.This phenomenon is an example of:
A) induced movement
B) phi movement
C) compensatory movement
D) movement aftereffects

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The phenomenon described here is phi movement, which is the apparent motion created by illuminating lights in rapid succession. Induced movement is when a stationary object appears to move due to the movement of a surrounding object. Compensatory movement refers to the adjustments made by the body to maintain equilibrium in response to movement. Movement aftereffects are illusions of movement that occur after prolonged exposure to actual movement or stimuli that simulate movement.

Electronic Signs Create an Illusion of Movement by Illuminating Small