The Phenomenon of Global Precedence Described by Navon (1977) Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon of global precedence described by Navon (1977) is that when hierarchically structured stimuli are presented,

• A)global shapes are extracted before local shapes.
• B)local shapes are easier for the visual system to extract than global shapes.
• C)global shapes take longer to process than local shapes.
• D)local shapes can interfere with the perception of global shapes.

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Adults Employed

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