Looking Out the Window, You Perceive a Tree in Front

question 371

Multiple Choice

Looking out the window, you perceive a tree in front of a car. Even though the tree interrupts your visual image of the car, you still perceive the car to be a solid shape, not split where the tree blocks your view of it. This is an example of the:

• A) law of proximity.
• B) law of closure.
• C) law of good continuation.
• D) law of similarity.

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