Question

What is an induced movement?

Answer 1

Induced movement:

1. Induced movement is a visual perception illusion in which a stationary or moving object appears to move or moves differently as a result of other moving objects in the visual field.
2. It is interpreted as a change in the location of an object as a result of movement in the space around it.
3. The illusion affects the target, and the other moving objects are referred to as the background or context.