What is the term for the perception of motion that occurs when visual images are shown in quick sequence?

Explanation

The phi phenomenon refers to the illusion of movement that arises when a series of still images are displayed rapidly one after another, creating the experience of continuous motion. This differs from convergence (the inward turning of eyes), retinal disparity (the slight difference between images seen by each eye), and motion parallax (the apparent displacement of objects when the observer moves).