A motion-based visual illusion in which a stationary object is seen as moving in the opposite direction of real or apparent motion just observed is known as ______.
A)phi-square illusion
B)beta-motion illusion
C)motion aftereffects
D)agnosic illusion

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The described illusion is known as motion aftereffects, where the brain continues to perceive motion in a stationary object even after it has been viewed moving in the opposite direction. The other options, phi-square illusion, beta-motion illusion, and agnosic illusion do not describe this particular type of illusion.

A Motion-Based Visual Illusion in Which a Stationary Object Is