The Tendency to Perceive Objects That Are Close to Each

question 249

Multiple Choice

The tendency to perceive objects that are close to each other as part of the same grouping is known as __________

• A) figure-ground relationship.
• B) closure.
• C) similarity.
• D) proximity.

Understand the significance of the front view in depicting an object's purpose and general contour.

Recognize the influence of an object's shape and functionality on the selection and arrangement of views.

Identify the view that best represents the important aspects of an object.

Understand technical abbreviations and symbols used in technical drawings.

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Definitions:

Correlational

Pertaining to a statistical relationship between two or more variables, indicating how one may predict the other without implying causation.

Overt Behavior

Actions or responses that are observable and measurable by others, as opposed to thoughts or feelings which are internal and subjective.

Daydreaming

A state of mind involving spontaneous and self-generated thoughts and imaginations, disconnected from immediate external tasks.

Clinical Psychology

A branch of psychology concerned with diagnosing and treating mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders.