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Animated neon signs seem to move even when no physical movement

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This illusion is an example of what you called an INDUCED MOVEMENT. It is called an induced movement because animated neon signs seem to move even though there is no physical movement in them. Induced movement or induced motion is an illusion in which people tend look into it moving even it is really not moving.

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