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How does the phi phenomenon explain our perception of motion?
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How does the phi phenomenon explain our perception of motion?
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The phi phenomenon explains our perception of motion by showing that a rapid sequence of still images or lights will be perceived as movement due to the perceptual interpretation of continuous motion.
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