At the movies, it appears to you that the actors and objects on the screen are actually moving. This experience is based on
A)stroboscopic motion.
B)motion parallax.
C)the Mueller-Lyer illusion.
D)the autokinetic effect.

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Stroboscopic motion refers to the visual phenomenon where continuous motion is perceived in a series of slightly differing, rapidly presented static images, akin to what happens in movies or animations. This is why actors and objects on the screen appear to be moving.

At the Movies, It Appears to You That the Actors