The phi-phenomenon __________________________?
Correct answer: C. occurs in response to sequentially flashing light
- A. relates to electrical stimulation of the brain
- B. deals with experience common to the state of alpha-wave relaxation
- C. occurs in response to sequentially flashing light
- D. occurs in response to a spot of light in a darkened room
Explanation
The phi phenomenon is the perception of movement produced when stationary lights are flashed in rapid sequence, as in some forms of apparent motion. It is therefore different from a single spot of light or alpha-wave relaxation.
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