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Psychological Terms – Alpha Movement
A type of apparent movement illusion occurring when differently sized stimuli—like bars of varying lengths—alternate with a brief interval (around 60 milliseconds), producing the visual effect of one object expanding and contracting. Also called alpha motion.
A type of apparent movement illusion occurring when differently sized stimuli—like bars of varying lengths—alternate with a brief interval (around 60 milliseconds), producing the visual effect of one object expanding and contracting. Also called alpha motion.
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