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

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Stroboscopic motion refers to a visual effect created by a series of rapidly flashing lights, and is not relevant to perceiving the motion of a kite zigzagging in the sky. The other options - eye-muscle activity, the changing retinal image, and the contrast of the moving object with the stationary background - are all important cues that the brain combines to perceive motion.

To Perceive the Motion of a Kite Zigzagging Back and Forth