What is meant by stroboscopic motion?
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Correct answer: A. We perceive an object is in motion whenever its image moves across our retina
Explanation
Stroboscopic (apparent) motion is perceiving motion from images presented in succession; of the options only 1 describes motion perception.
Note: standard textbooks differ on this one — cross-check with NTA's final answer key.
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