The movement of elements of the environment relative to the observer is called
A) optic flow.
B) phi movement.
C) affordances.
D) motion ecology.

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Optic flow refers to the movement of environmental elements relative to an observer, such as the visual flow experienced while walking or driving. Phi movement, affordances, and motion ecology all refer to related concepts but do not specifically capture this type of movement.

The Movement of Elements of the Environment Relative to the Observer