According to the Gestalt Psychology Approach to Visual Perception

question 31

Multiple Choice

According to the gestalt psychology approach to visual perception,

• A) when we look at an object for the first time, we see a random arrangement of stimuli.
• B) the distal stimulus is more important than the proximal stimulus.
• C) we tend to see well-organized patterns, rather than random-looking stimuli.
• D) we first extract the template, and then later we extract the geon.

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