The Principle of Figure-Ground in Perception Is Illustrated By

question 22

Multiple Choice

The principle of figure-ground in perception is illustrated by:

• A) an overreliance on unusual or extreme traits and behaviours in forming impressions
• B) paying more attention to the situation than the person in forming an impression
• C) paying more attention to positive than negative traits in forming an impression
• D) rating both people and objects negatively
• E) making impressions on the basis of facts and figures

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